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International trade runs on people.

Illustrative connections. Lines, ships and planes are illustrations of trade between regions, not actual routes or shipments.

Connecting markets. Getting cargo to port.

The route line is illustrative. It does not mark an office, a port or a specific shipment.

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What we supply

Four directions, each in its own zone. We source goods on request; the specification and documents are confirmed for each lot.

Select a zone to see its goods.

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  • Agricultural products

    17 items · sourcing on request

    • Raisins Active now
    • Wheat
    • Rice
    • Sunflower
    • Potatoes
    • Corn
    • Barley
    • Rapeseed

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  • Chemicals & fertilizers

    20 items · sourcing on request

    • Urea (Carbamide)
    • Potassium chloride
    • Ammonium nitrate
    • Polyethylene (PE)
    • Soda ash
    • Potassium sulfate
    • Fungicides
    • Herbicides

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  • Construction materials

    17 items · sourcing on request

    • Cement
    • Brick
    • Sheet glass
    • Flat steel products
    • Aluminum profile
    • Clinker
    • Gypsum
    • Kaolin

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  • Equipment

    4 items · sourcing on request

    • Processing lines
    • Packing lines
    • Agricultural machinery
    • Spare parts for lines and machinery

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How we work

A U.S. trading company supplying goods from Central Asia to buyers in other countries.

  1. 1 Inquiry

    You send the product, volume, destination port, packaging and the delivery time you need.

  2. 2 Offer

    We reply with a specification, a price in US dollars, Incoterms and a lead time.

  3. 3 Samples

    Samples may be arranged before the contract where possible.

  4. 4 Contract

    You sign a contract with a US company. Prices and payments are in US dollars.

  5. 5 Shipment

    We arrange loading at origin, transport to your port and the shipping documents listed in the contract.

These images are illustrations. The port, packaging, equipment and people shown are not the company's own warehouse, products or staff.

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