Namma Products

Working out of 89 Parrys in George Town means dealing with a lot of noise and very little space. This area is one of the oldest parts of the city, so the streets are narrow and always full of people pushing carts. Our building has been here for a long time and you can tell by the way the floor slopes in certain spots. We don't have a big showroom or anything like that. It’s mostly just boxes stacked up to the ceiling and a narrow path to walk through. We spend most of our hours counting stock and making sure things are labeled correctly. The heat in George Town can be pretty bad, especially since there isn't much of a breeze between the buildings. We have an old metal fan that rattles on the table all day. Most of our work involves moving heavy crates in and out when the delivery trucks manage to find a spot to park. It’s a bit of a mess sometimes, but we know where everything is kept. We don't use any high-tech systems, just a lot of lists written on scrap paper. It’s a grit-and-grind kind of place. We’ve stayed in this spot because it’s where all the action is. Every day is just about keeping up with the orders and making sure the inventory stays right.