Agri Export

We’ve got our place set up at No. 5-464 on Nova Parin Street. It is a decent-sized spot for the work we do. We mostly handle agricultural stuff that needs to be shipped out to various locations. It is not what you would call a fancy operation. We spend a good chunk of our time checking the quality of the produce that comes through the door. If it is not up to the right standard, we cannot send it out. That means a lot of manual sorting and looking at things very closely. The street outside can get a bit cramped when the bigger trucks come in to load up their cargo. We have had a few neighbors mention the noise, but we try to move as fast as we can to stay out of the way. It is just me and a few other staff members working here most days. We do not have a marketing department or people in suits. We just answer the calls and write down what people need. Sometimes we run out of crates or the printer for the labels acts up, and we have to scramble to fix it. It is a very hands-on kind of business. We have been at this address for a while and our routine is pretty set. We wake up, see what is ready to be shipped, and make the necessary arrangements. It is honest work and it keeps us busy. We don’t make big promises.