RSFO - Refined Sunflower Oil in Bulk

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* Refined Sunflower Oil bulk. (RSFO) 
* 2,500 / mt per month x 12 months contract. 
* Origin Ukraine. * FCA Ukraine. * Price $ 840 / mt. 
* The contract was signed with our supplier of Spain and the Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong. 
* ICPO AUTHORIZED without this document will not do anything, when we receive this document we will send automatically all official documents of the product and supplier. Us like facilitators and our supplier will accompany in UKRAINE charge. 

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