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• MOQ 6 Barrel(s)

We are offering crude oil. Mixture of naturally occurring hydrocarbons that is refined into diesel, gasoline, heating oil, jet fuel, kerosene, and literally thousands of other products called petrochemicals. Crude oils are named according to their contents and origins, and classified according to their per unit weight (specific gravity). Heavier crudes yield more heat upon burning, but have lower api gravity and market price in comparison to light (or sweet) crudes. See also petroleum.

• MOQ 2 Bag(s)

We are offering Fish. 1 : a scombroid fish (scomber scombrus of the family scombridae) of the north atlantic that is green above with dark blue bars and silvery below and is a commercially important food fish 2 : any of various fishes (as the wahoo and king mackerel) in the same family as the mackerel especially when distinguished from the related bonito or tuna by a comparatively smaller size.

• MOQ 2 Gallon

We are offering Milk. A fluid secreted by the mammary glands of females for the nourishment of their young; especially : cow's milk used as a food by humans.

• MOQ 10 Bag(s)

We are offering rice.it is white and use for consumption it is good for starch.

• MOQ 3 Bag(s)

LONDON: ICE sugar futures slipped on Thursday to their lowest in more than four years, pressured by investors rolling positions before a contract expiry, plentiful supplies and a strong dollar. The dollar also weighed on ICE arabica coffee, Liffe robusta coffee and ICE cocoa futures, which were little changed in light technically driven dealings.

• MOQ 3 Barrel(s)

We are offering washing machine. This washing washing machine is use to wash most of the properties that are use in the industrial activities for easy processing

• MOQ 1 Bag(s)

We are offering toyota fj cruiser. Runs very fast, has air condition, four wheel, air bag, radio, internal tv

• MOQ 4 Bag(s)

Tilapia is probably the oldest farm raised fish in the world. Stories from biblical scholars suggest it was the fish used by Jesus to feed the crowds at the Sea of Galilee, the so-called ‘St. Peter’s Fish’. Today, over 80 nations produce farm-raised tilapia including the United States. China is the largest producer accounting for over 50 percent of the world’s production. There are many different species of tilapia. Aquaculture producers have developed various breeds or hybrids that grow efficiently to market size and have desirable appearance and flavor characteristics. The approved market name for all varieties is ‘Tilapia’, and the three primary species in the marketplace are: Nile or Black tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus), Blue tilapia (O. Aureus), and Mozambique or red tilapia (O. Mossambicus). Although the species names imply different colors, the edible fillets or portions are very similar and more influenced by growing conditions and feeds than external colors.

• MOQ 10 Bag(s)

A sweet substance usually in the form of white or brown crystals or white powder that comes from plants and is used to make foods sweeter.