Licorice root, licorice extract, handmade rugs, cotton fiber, cotton linter..Import & export service
Waterproofing Construction Materials, Cotton Fiber, Cotton Linter, Fresh Tomatoes, Construction Moisture Protection, Textile Materials, Cotton Fabric.
Cotton, carded cotton yarn, denim, textile raw materials.Exporter
Cotton linter is the name of the fibers left on the cottonseed after the process of ginning. It can be either saw gin or roller gin. Cotton linter is the raw material of many sectors that use cellulose. Our company is the main supplier of cotton linter from Turkmenistan.
Mineral therapeutic water, apple drink, cherry ( fruit drink), apricot drink fruit, orange drink fruit, wine distillate, food salt first grade, rhizomes of licorice, cotton seed, extract of licorice, wheat flour, cotton, distilled raw fatty acids, cotton soapstock, cotton fiber, dyed terry products (towels, napkins, bed sheets and swimwear, yarn, cotton, fabric denim, bed linen, waste textiles, paper product like table napkins, toilet paper, volcanic clay, therapeutic mud, bath salt, tablet bath salt, body scrub, sea salt baths, sodium chloride, sulphur, fuel oil low sulfur, clay gravel, led lamp like 3w, 6w, 9w, 12w, 18w, 24w.
Our company specializes on supplying Licorice Roots and Licorice Extracts. Our stuff is perfectly trained to control whole process including supervising quality of the produce, packing and storing, loading and export arrangements to meet needs of the customers. We have perfect knowledge in transporting goods in trucks, rail wagons and marine containers all over the world.
Handmade Turkmen rugs, made from purely organic wool, to create the most comfortable and aesthetic conditions in rooms. Turkmen rugs are regarded by carpet experts as descendants of the purest and oldest carpet-veawing traditions in the world. Bokhara was a very important commercial town for Turkmen rugs in history. Therefore, Turkmen carpets are misnamed as Bokhara carpets. Today, carpets known as Bokhara carpets are actually Turkmen carpets.
Jute kenaf fiber, twine, yarn like cotton yarn, cloth, rope, hessian rolls, canvas fabrics, felt, webbings, and geotextiles.
