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First Direct Trading Co. (28104913)

Supplier From Taiwan
Mar-26-24
Supplier : Spices, natural resource, and fmcg products and instant spices (ready to eat powder) and denim jeans

Services : Manufacture, export and door to door
Established: 2015

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Contact Details:
Dki Jakarta, Sunter
Jakarta 14024
Taiwan


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