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Discover Ludwig"importer for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referencing a person or company that imports goods for a specific purpose or market. Example sentence: The company hired an experienced importer for their expansion into the European market.
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MG-RAST results can be saved and imported using an importer for CSV (comma separated value) files (using only two columns 'genus' and 'abundance of reads' without any header).
A noted antique importer for over 50 years, he was a decorated veteran of WWII.
For 15 years, it has been the primary Irish importer for Sunnyside and nearby Woodside, neighborhoods with longstanding and still robust Irish populations.
Evert Louwman is the importer for Toyota, Lexus and Suzuki in the Netherlands and owns a museum collection begun by his father in 1934.
And rumours abounded that several rival bids were being contemplated, including one by Blackstone.China overtook America in December as the world's biggest oil importer for the first time.
Earlier this month Alubaf Bank in Tunis provided a letter of credit on behalf of a Libyan importer for fuel shipments.
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They are granted to specific importers and valid only for those importers for import entry into those importers country.
Main import structures for organic fruits and vegetables include direct imports by supermarkets, general import wholesalers on contract with supermarkets, specialized importers for organic products and specialized importers for fruit and vegetables.
Usually, supermarkets import organic products via their associated importers for conventional products.
Executive with Phillip Weschler & Son Coffee Importers for 35 years.
Retired after being President of the antiques firm of David Weiss Importers for over 35 years.
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