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	IMPULSE SEAFOOD GROUP BD


	Date: Friday, August 21, 2020 8/21/2020 11:02:39 PM

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Subject: Bangladesh - ++ Demand ++ -Frozen - WTS > Pomfret fish ,Conger Eel ,Y Croaker ,Omasum - Origin (Merchandise): Bangladesh

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Dear Sir
Good evening
we have Conger eel ,Yellow Croacker, Angelfish / Silver ,Chinese and
Black Pomfret,Cuttle fish ,Tongue Sole fish Ribbon fish, Puffer fish
Indian mackerel ,Queen fish King fish,Red snapper etc.

Dry Shrimp, Dry Queen fish,Dry Bomby duck ,Dry Ribbon fish dry
puffer fish.
Salted Omasum, Dry Pizzle .

We want to make a Partnership business with Foreign business man
who are interest to dealing export import business.
Feedback to us.
Best regards
Mohammed Faruque
Email: [email protected]
Whatsapp: +8801819351972
Wechat: impulseseafoodbd2

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Company Name:	IMPULSE SEAFOOD GROUP BD
Name:	Wechat: impulseseafoodbd2
e-mail:	[email protected]

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