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India Coffee Exports via Mangalore Port

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Following are details of Coffee exports from India via
Mangalore Port. COFFEE EXPORTED VIDE MV TIGER STAR VOY .02
------------------------------------------- Destination   
SHIPPER                            CONSIGNEE
        Description  Total
                      Pkgs
----------------------------------------------------------------
 -----------------------------US            
ASPINWALL,MANGALORE
            JOSUMA COFFEE COMPANY    COFFEE         527
ITALY          NKG JAYANTI COFFEE,BANGALORE       EURO CAF SAS
        COFFEE        1280 ITALY          NKG JAYANTI
COFFEE,BANGALORE       LUIGI LAVAZZA SPA        COFFEE       
2660 BELIGUM        NKG JAYANTI COFFEE,BANGALORE     
MOLENBERGNATIE SA        COFFEE        3200 PORTUGAL       NKG
JAYANTI COFFEE,BANGALORE       COF IMPORT RAUDO CAMPO   COFFEE 
    640 NETHERLAND     NED COMMODITES INDIA,KUSHALNAGAR  
NED COFFEE BV
        COFFEE         320 AUSTRIA        BOLA SURENDRA
KAMATH,KARKALA       STUDEN & CO GMBH         COFFEE        
640 JORDEN         BOLA SURENDRA KAMATH,KARKALA       MOUATH AL
NATHESH        COFFEE         640 ISRAEL         BOLA SURENDRA
KAMATH,KARKALA       R SHEM TOV
        COFFEE         640 ITALY          NED COMMODITES
INDIA,KUSHALNAGAR   LUIGI LAVAZZA SPA        COFFEE        2100
JORDEN         BOLA SURENDRA KAMATH,KARKALA       MUSTAFA
KHIRFAN CO       COFFEE        1360 GERMANY        NKG JAYANTI
COFFEE,BANGALORE       INTERAMERCIAN COFFEE     COFFEE         
 4 AUSTRIA        NKG JAYANTI COFFEE,BANGALORE       FRESH FOOD
TRADING       COFFEE         960 US            
ALLANASONS,MUMBAI                  ROYAL COFFEE INC        
COFFEE         640 ITALY          OLAM EXPORTS (INDIA),KOLLAM  
  LUIGI LAVAZZA SPA        COFFEE        1670 JAPAN         
ECOM GILL COFFEE TRADING OVT,BANG  ECOM JAPAN
        COFFEE         600 KUWAIT         OLAM EXPORTS
(INDIA),KOLLAM        AL AMEED COFFEE          COFFEE        
960
            BOLA SURENDRA KAMATH,KARKALA       GOLDEN WAVES
TRADING     COFFEE         640 ISREAL         BOLA SURENDRA
KAMATH,KARKALA       THE NATIONAL FACTORY     COFFEE        
360 STRIA          BOLA SURENDRA KAMATH,KARKALA       MOHAMMED
KIER KARKAR     COFFEE         960 CHINA          STAR EXPORTS
,MANGALORE            XIAMEN JINXILONG IMPORT  COFFEE         
26 GERMANY        NKG JAYANTI COFFEE,BANGALORE       GEBR
WESSTHOFF GMBH & CO COFFEE           4 ITALY          BOLA
SURENDRA KAMATH,KARKALA       RESIBRAS SAS
        COFFEE         320 ((Bangalore Commodity Desk,
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