We are agents to a Chinese plastic additives company. If you are serious and in need of any of the following please indicate interest and intended quantity and I'll get the current price:

PVC resins, CPVC resins, White oil (liquid paraffin wax), Chlorinated polyethylene CPE, Ferric stearate, Manganese stearate, Cerium stearate, Cobalt stearate, Copper stearate, ADC blowing agent, White blowing agent, Flake pe wax, LDPE wax, HDPE wax, PE wax in particle, Carnauba wax, Stearic acid, Lead complex stabilizer, Calcium zinc one pack stabilizer, hydrotalcite, litharge, Red lead oxide, Calcium Stearate, Magnesium stearate, Aluminium stearate, Barium Stearate, Nickel stearate, Sodium stearate. contact-ovonoh@gmail.com

And we'll have it delivered to your warehouse, factory etc.

Our firm is the world's largest multilateral reciprocal trading system, with subsidiaries that conduct business worldwide. And we’ll be opening the Nigerian office soon (may-july).

Our partners have the following to offer in exchange for exportable products and services from Nigeria. Which we can help them to cash convert if they don’t really need the items.

1. Please find attached a stock of new spare parts for Iveco trucks
380 parts! 2071 pcs.! Total value of 53,000 EURO!!!!
All on Barter!!!
MOQ=5,000 EURO
Sale on FOB, Romania conditions.
If any questions, please call or email.
Kind regards,

2. Trucks available on barter from our Croatian supplier.
The trucks are new (0 km.) 2008 models and 100% bartered.
The prices are 40-50% lower then similar 2013 models.
Be aware that they are of EURO 3-4 pollution European standards.
We strongly believe that this is an excellent offer.
We hope to hear your comments, questions and counter offers.
Kind regards,

Elements included in the export marketing mix including those typically available through us (highlighted):

1. Product support
- Product sourcing
- Match existing products to markets - air, sea, rail, road, freight
- New products
- Product management
- Product testing
- Manufacturing specifications
- Labelling
- Packaging
- Production control
- Market information

2. Price support
- Establishment of prices
- Discounts
- Distribution and maintenance of pricelists
- Competitive information
- Training of agents/customers

3. Promotion/selling support
- Advertising
- Promotion
- literature
- Direct mail
- Exhibitions, trade shows
- Printing
- Selling (direct)
- Sales force
- Agents commissions
- Sale or returns

4. Inventory support
- Inventory management
- Warehousing
- Distribution
- Parts supply
- Credit authorisation

5. Distribution support
- Funds provision
- Raising of capital
- Order processing
- Export preparation and documentation
- Freight forwarding
- Insurance
- Arbitration

6. Service support
- Market information/intelligence
- Quotes processing
- Technical aid assistance
- After sales
- Guarantees
- Warranties/claims
- Merchandising
- Sales reports
- Catalogues literature
- Customer care
- Budgets
- Data processing systems
- Insurance
- Tax services
- Legal services
- Translation

7. Financial support
- Accounting
- Billing, collecting invoices
- Hire, rentals*
- Planning, scheduling budget data
- Auditing

Assisting prospective clients in planning and preparing for export is a
complicated process. It involves undertaking a lot of research and
analysis of the target firm and their intended target markets, setting export
objectives, outlining an export marketing strategy, preparing an export
budget, outlining an implementation schedule, and presenting and
obtaining approval for the export plan to the client.

The end result will be a formal (written) plan of action that serves as a
framework for the development of the client firm's export business. It
outlines the identification of organisational goals, target markets and the
activities that will enable their firm to achieve its objectives. It will also
indicate what resources they require and what results they should be able
to expect from their export endeavours and will enable us and the
client to measure the success or failure of their export endeavours.


Trade Shows on Barter
Trade shows are an excellent way of marketing and introducing a client’s
product to foreign marketplaces. Suitable exhibitions often generate a lot
of goodwill for a firm and are often the best avenue for exporting.
Trade fair participation is not cheap, however. Also, rather than sending a
client off to a trade fair with no knowledge of the market in which they will
be visiting it is up to us to help ensure that the client is forearmed with
the necessary knowledge of that market to make the best of the show.
This may mean providing the client with some free market research and
selling the client some pre-tradeshow activities (advertising, legal and/or
accounting services in the trade show location or targeted at the trade
show audience).

A new product we are also coming up with worldwide in may is the:
Interest Free Agricultural Equipment Finance.

Who Needs This Solution?

Farmers needing financing for essential equipment, machinery or chemicals

Suppliers looking for creative alternatives to locate and finance new sales in challenging economical or political environments

Governments looking to stimulate the adoption of new technologies and practices; while reducing trade deficit risks

Anyone looking to access new markets

We are committed to financing farmers and smallholders
Our agricultural finance initiative equips farmers with the tools they need to maximise harvest yields and improve productivity. The criteria for providing barter-based finance is based on a combination of the following:

1. The availability of existing (warehoused/stored) commodities which may be bartered as either full or partial payment for essential equipment, machinery and chemicals.

2. The existence of over-production of “A” or “B” grade stocks which traditionally would be either liquidated for less than market value (or destroyed).Depending on the commodity, certain B grade stocks may be bartered to end-users as a component in food production, general consumption or feed for livestock. e.g. Leaf damaged, wilted, blemished, rusted, under/over sized produce, incorrectly proportioned or other cosmetic issues.This may be existing and/or future stocks.

3. The ability to create excess production from existing tools and capacities.Provided there is existing capacity to produce additional crops or raise new livestock, financing on barter may be available on the basis of future production capabilities. In such instances we may require additional financial guarantees.e.g. A Farmer may have historically chosen to leave certain fields fallow because there has been no immediate demand for any crops able to be grown there. Based on an agreed contract with a client the grower will then start growing to meet that demand.

4. The market potential (demand) for the agricultural commodities offered on barter.In a barter network this demand traditionally comes from “end-users” of grains, fruits, vegetables and meats. e.g. Food manufacturers, hospitals, schools, government enterprises, factory cities, restaurant chains, catering companies, hotels etc.

5. The track record of the management of the farm • How long has the farm been operating? • What is their track record? • How have they faced challenges in the past?

6. Access to co-financing from other sources We can potentially finance transactions which may attract partial government funding or subsidies but where the farmer has been unable to secure adequate funding for the balance of the investment.

Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of our criteria for funding.

Looking forward to your thoughts about the above and how we may be able to help you or work together. And there’s so much more. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Omovie Clarkson Ufuoma

08022227342

ovonoh@gmail.com