Ambe International

Ambe International takes up Plot No. 27 and 28, so we have a decent amount of room to move around. Having two plots helps because things can get crowded pretty fast when a new shipment arrives or when we are in the middle of a big project. It’s a basic industrial setup. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but that isn't really a priority when there is work to be finished. We have a small office tucked into one corner where the paperwork stays, though it usually ends up in a bit of a mess by Friday. The staff here has been together for a while. We know who likes their tea sweet and who prefers to work in silence. It’s a very human atmosphere. We don’t use any complicated software to talk to each other; we just walk over and ask. The gates stay open during the day to let a bit of a breeze in, though it mostly just brings in the smell of the nearby road. You won't find any glossy brochures here. We mostly rely on the fact that people know where we are and what we do. Plot No. 27 and 28 are just places where we spend our hours. We try to be fair and just get the daily tasks out of the way. It’s a lot of physical work, and by the end of the day, we’re all pretty tired but ready to do it again tomorrow. It’s just how we live.