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Libyan cleaning materials manufacturer Echo signs agreement to export its products to Tunisia

bySami Zaptia
May 13, 2023
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Libyan cleaning materials manufacturer Echo signs agreement to export its products to Tunisia

Libyan cleaning materials manufacturer Echo signs agreement to export to Tunisia (Photo: LEPC).

Libyan cleaning materials and cosmetics manufacturer, Echo, signs an agreement to export its products to Tunisian company Oryal, the Libyan Export Promotion Centre (LEPC) announced last week.

The LEPC says the agreement was among the positive results of the participation of the companies registered in its Exporters Register in the 49th edition of the Tripoli International Fair.

Echo Company has a wide variety of products and items produced with multiple brands and of high quality that can compete in the local and international market, the LEPC said.

 

49th Tripoli International Fair opens with 150 local and 25 foreign participants (libyaherald.com)

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