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Al Mashriq Trading Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based exporter of quality used vehicles, spare parts and heavy machinery, serving buyers worldwide. From family cars and commercial vans to excavators and forklifts, every unit is inspected, photographed in our own yard and priced transparently in FOB, with clear auction grades so you know the condition before you buy. We handle export clearance and ship by RoRo or container to your port, and provide complete documentation — invoice, Bill of Lading and Japanese export certificate — for smooth customs clearance. Browse our live stock online and get a C&F or CIF quotation to your destination
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