08/06/2026 by Jay Hatton
International equipment manufacturer, John Deere, recently gave Fuchs an award for outstanding performance in the Aftermarket category.
For the third time in seven years, the German lubricant company received the “Delivering Excellence Supplier Award 2025”, after previous wins in 2019 and 2022.
Recognition was given to specific achievements in two regions of strategic importance. In southern Mexico, Fuchs managed the smooth transition of supply operations, and for the Chinese market, it continues to develop customised speciality products.
The achievements illustrated how effectively Fuchs combines adaptability, technical expertise and service quality. John Deere highlighted that the family-run lubricant company stands out due to its excellent service, high level of flexibility and consistent quality.
Fuchs has a long-standing partnership with the US manufacturer, operating on a global scale. It is the company’s sole lubricant partner, supplying John Deere with products across all six continents.
With an ever-growing line of lubricants, Fuchs develops, formulates and delivers state-of-the-art fluids, greases and oils. Its range includes fully synthetic gear oil, heat transfer fluid, white grease sprays, spindle oil and wire rope lubricant, among many other solutions.
Commenting on the recent award, Chief Executive Officer, Stefan Fuchs, said that the recognition of the company’s dependability, innovation and high performance as a global partner was appreciated, and that it acts as a powerful incentive for future collaboration. Executive Vice President Carsten Meyer also highlighted the award’s significance, stating that it not only reflected the strength of the continuing partnership, but also the respect, trust and shared values between Fuchs and John Deere.
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