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Bangladesh receives $2.5m export orders at Guwahati fair
FE Report
3/15/2005
 

          Bangladesh received export orders worth US$2.5 million (25 lakh) during the International Guwahati Trade Fair (IGTF)-2005.
About 26 manufacturing and exporting companies and associations of Bangladesh joined the fair held in Guwahati of Assam in India from February 20 to March 7, said a press release of the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB).
The EPB set up the "Bangladesh Pavilion" where Bangladeshi products were on display. During the fair, the participants received 414 business enquiries and held 105 One to One business meetings.
The participating companies include Square Toiletries, Mousumi Industries, Lily Cosmetics, Sharif Melamine, Bashundhara Tissue, Cocola Food, Diamond Melamine, Globe Soft Drinks, Agriculture Marketing Co., Bangladesh Resham Shilpa Malik Samity and Mir Ceramic.

 

 
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