New packaging for Mobil 1 engine oils

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ExxonMobil has developed new packaging for its Mobil 1 line of engine oils. The diagonal labels will show the viscosity grade, the engine oil’s main benefits, and details about the operating conditions it’s meant for. Company representatives said they’re confident this will make it easier for buyers to choose lubricants for their cars. Mobil 1 oils in the new packaging go on sale shortly.

According to FINAT, the organisation that represents label-making companies, the updated Mobil 1 packaging is the best in its class. In the jury’s assessment, the Mobil 1 labels catch the eye, give consumers trustworthy information about the product, and stay true to the brand’s style.