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sake - cultural - eco/artisan product - ethical
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いらっしゃい
The writing above says irashai (iira-shay which is an informal way of saying welcome in Japanese). Irashai Services supply and source sustainable artisan, organic, bio, demeter, fair trade, local produce and free range products and ingredients, specialising in products from Japan. We also provide consultancy and training services to public and private customers. We ensure that products are of course ethically, environmentally, sustainably and are traceable both in production and finished product. Our service is professional, reliable, honest and respected. We pride ourselves on developing strong and transparent relationships through effective communication. Our specialist sourcing works with key partners abroad and allows us to offer items that are not available in the UK. We are working to identify new niche products all the time to give our customers the greatest opportunity to differentiate. Irashai Services Ltd is a registered Company in the UK. Click HERE for further information regarding Ethical Junction. 
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 Copenhagen are you aware of what is happening?The COP15 conference is the fifteenth Conference of the Parties under the United Nations’ Climate Change Convention. The conference will take place from 7 December to 18 December 2009. |
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Procurement for Schools Like businesses, Schools are also focused on ensuring that they keep within budget for purchasing items - whether it is for paper use or coffee and teas for visitors and staff rooms.  Powdered Organic certified Green TeaMaruyamaseicha have produced a high quality green tea powder which is suited not just for hot water, but also cold water.  Happy New Year Clearspring - Japanese productsClearspring is a privately owned UK company established in the 1980s. They distribute a large selection of great tasting traditional foods that support good health, promote sustainable agriculture, and provide economic stability for producer communities. |
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