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We have received the letter of May 20th, thank you for affirming in your letter that we can continue to provide you with our high-end food products in the original **. We understand your concern about packaging and we would like to assure you that we will take all possible precautions to ensure that our products reach our customers around the world in the best possible condition.

The packaging of Salon "Caviar is as follows for your reference:

Each jar (caviar) is wrapped in tissue paper before being placed in its own decorative cardboard box. Each of the 12 boxes is stuffed into a rigid cardboard box and separated by corrugated paper independently.

We thank you for your May 20th letter we called, and we will provide you with our various food items at the beginning.

We understand your concerns about packaging and can assure you that we take all possible precautions to ensure that our products meet the main conditions of our customers around the world.

For your information, "Salon" caviar is packaged as follows:

Each jar is wrapped in a paper towel and then put into its individual decorative cardboard boxes. The boxes are then packed in sturdy cardboard boxes of 12 pairs with corrugated dividers separated from each other.

We understand your concerns and can guarantee the packaging, and we take all possible measures to ensure that the products meet the top conditions of our customers all over the world.

For your information,"Ariel's caviar is packed with the following:

Each jar is placed in a paper towel wrap before being placed in its personal decorative cardboard box. This box is then regulated with strong cardboard boxes, cardboard boxes, separated from each other by corrugated paper.

The most interesting thing for Ben Lawson is to observe some of the places he used in his factory for auctions. The portion of this lot includes a number of brackets that are currently made in New Orleans in Bedford, Indiana, with a manufacturing facility located in a small town about twenty miles out of Bloomington. These stents have been manufactured by the Bedford factory for over 15 years.

The Bedford plant purchased the barstock in brackets and made some parts for a simple machining operation. The Bedford plant is also heat-treated after brackets, making them very strong. The finished parts are sent to Ben's factory, where they are used in the motor housing.

This focuses on how good the plant in Mexico is, and Monterrey, which is located close to central Mexico, can provide these parts. Over the years, Ben had some problems with the Bedford plant. Sometimes the rods just don't meet the quality standards due to poor welding, as well as incorrect heat treatment processes.

When these issues arise, it's easy for Ben to run down to Bedford and put things straight. Things can't be the same as the best merchants in Mexico. It will take at least a week to transport the part of Bloomington, and Ben doesn't even know Spanish, so there may be some major problems even communicating with the administrator.