Japanese engine oil sold in Russia

VLADIVOSTOK, Russia - A clerk of an auto-supply shop in Vladivostok, Russia, holds 2 packs of Japanese-made engine oil named "Molygreen" on June 2, 2014 as a Japanese company recently launched full-fledged sales of the products in the Russian region in cooperation with a Russian firm.

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