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U Myat Tun Family Co., Ltd

Supplier From Myanmar
Jan-16-20
Supplier : Spices like dry ginger, dry gooseberry, sensitive plant seeds, black cumin seeds, long pepper, coriander, turmeric fingers, tamarind

Established: 1980

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No.21, Khay Mar Thi Lan Thwel 1 Street, Mi-3 Quarter, Thingangyun Township, Yangon, Myanmar
Yangon
Myanmar


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