In its effort to expand assortment of products, the company “Getz Nordic” commences distribution of G-Energy engine oils in Latvia as of August 2016. Producer of the product is the Russian group of companies Gasprom, whereas the production process is based in Italy. In Latvia G-Energy products will be represented in the premium segment of engine oils intended both for manual and automatic transmission systems. The main quality indicators defining the high value of G-Energy products are: advanced production technologies, unique ACF formula and the production facility, based in Italy, the city of Bari, thus providing the highest European level quality standards.
The unique ACF adaptive technology, which is being applied in the production process of G-Energy oils, allows for significant improvement of performance of the product depending on the engine operation mode, activating the required engine oil admixtures at the right moment. All the G-Energy products are being developed in the world’s leading research centres which guarantees use of the highest value raw material as basic products. ACF formula is able to operate under increased load and upon movement in high speed, furthermore, this formula is able to provide regular operation of engine also in long distances and suitable for the vehicles equipped with stop-and-go system.

Following the market tendencies, the company “Getz Nordic” has commenced manufacturing of budget class antifreezes and trade of batteries. The brand called Nordline represents antifreezes, while Nordic Power carries the name of batteries, thus, from now on, labelling a composition of high quality components in the market. The company has been manufacturing high-quality antifreezes for several years, representing the worldwide most popular car maintenance brand Turtle Wax. Further on, reacting to the demand-related market tendencies, budget class antifreeze Nordline will be available to the buyers in all three Baltic States.

With the aim to improve air quality and renew timber resources, 1000 new spruces were planted in the territory of the regional waste management centre “Daibe” last week-end. Planting of new spruce trees is a joint contribution of local waste management company “ZAAO”, official dealer of car air fresheners WUNDER-BAUM in Latvia – company “Getz Nordic”, and “Valmiera SOS Children’s Village” in the environmental initiative “100 Works for Latvia” dedicated to centennial of Latvia.

Thanks to the support of producer of car air fresheners WUNDER-BAUM, the new spruce forest is a symbolic fee of car drivers to nature so that at least a little compensate the harm caused to it by car emissions. Data of the “World Wide Fund for Nature” show that transport is the second largest cause of environmental pollution in Latvia. The greater air pollution is, the more trees are required to absorb this pollution. A spruce forest of average area can produce 350 tons of oxygen in approximately 50 years or 7 tons a year. Spruce is the second most popular tree species with the help of which forests in Latvia are being renewed, according to information of “Latvia’s State Forests”. It is important to know also that a tree produces oxygen only while it is growing, namely, a ripe forest does not produce oxygen any more.

The contest for multi-child families organised for the third year in a row by the child culture project ‘Garā pupa’ of the Ascendum society in cooperation with the car part and accessory wholesale company Getz Nordic has been completed. The participants submitted descriptions of their ideas on how the talents and skills of their families could help Latvia in the future, with five of the participants winning the contest. In January, the families will get a special opportunity to visit the Riga Cathedral as part of the exciting tour/expedition STUNDA DOMĀ. The winning families will have their travel expenses compensated. It will soon be the time when, on the Dome Square, at the Riga Cathedral, the events bringing together the memories and the stories of the Barricades will take place. A goal of this contest was also to summon up one of the strongest groups in the country, Latvia’s families with multiple children, encouraging them to think what skills and talents they have, and in what way these skills and talents would help Latvia grow into a civically and culturally powerful state, strengthening the patriotic sentiment.