Texcomash Export

Our office is tucked away in Defence Colony at D-52. It’s a bit quieter here than the main markets, which is nice when we have a lot of paperwork to get through. Texcomash Export has been handling shipping and stuff for years now. We spend a lot of time on the phone with customs or talking to truck drivers who can’t find the gate. The desks are always covered in manifests and export documents. Sometimes the internet goes out when it storms, and we just sit around and talk until it comes back. It’s mostly just a few of us in the room. We don't have a big sign out front, so you really have to look for the number on the gate. The neighborhood is mostly houses, but we’ve turned this floor into a working space. It gets a bit cramped when a new shipment of samples arrives, but we manage to move things around. We drink way too much coffee during the winter months. Exporting isn't always exciting, but it keeps us busy and we know the routines by heart now. Last week, the printer broke and it took three days to get it fixed, which put us behind on everything. That’s just how it goes here. We aren't trying to be the biggest company, just trying to make sure the crates get where they’re supposed to go without too much trouble.