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PT Barokah Sentosa Abadi Bersama

Supplier From Indonesia
Sep-15-23
Supplier : Provides various kinds of spices such as cinnamon, candlenuts, ginger, turmeric, shallots, cloves, cocoa, cashew nuts, banana leaves, arabica and robusta green coffee beans. accept orders in tonnage or in containers measuring 20 feet and 40 feet with payment terms by telegraphic transfer (tt) and letter of credit (lc).

Established: 2023

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Faobata, Nusa Tenggara Timur
Ngada 86413
Indonesia


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