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Ceylon Tea Traders

Supplier From Sri Lanka
Feb-20-20
Supplier : Op, opa, op1, pekoe, pekoe1, fbop, fbopf, fbopf(ex spe), bop, bop1, bopf, dust 1, golden tips, silver tips, flavour tea (rose, earl grey, lime, ginger, jasmin), green tea

Services : FOB
Established: 1920 Standards: ISO22000,HACCP,CQC,DIRCT EXP LICENSE,HEALTH MINISTRY CERTFD

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Contact Details:
Asapuwa Road, Wattawa
Matugama 12100
Western Sri Lanka


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