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Directories:

Bookservices

Publishes trade directories for various countries and purposes, including lists of dropshippers. Dropship affiliate scheme available.

http://www.bookservices.com/

California Trade Network

Portal featuring business directory, international trade leads and opportunity matching.

http://www.caltrade.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

ECeurope

Offers business to business resources for the world. Trade leads, links, offers to buy, offers to sell and business opportunities.

http://www.eceurope.com/

ESOMAR

More than 1200 entries are included from all over the world, displaying information on market research organisations.

http://www.esomar.org/

FITA Web Resources for International Trade

Annotated links to numerous informational sites with international trade resources.

http://www.fita.org/webindex/index.html

Foreign Trade On-Line

Access to world-wide importers, exporters, manufacturers, freight forwarders, trade resources, statistics, market information, products, trade events, package tracking.

http://www.foreign-trade.com/

Kompass

Worldwide business purchasing and marketing directory.

http://www.kompass.com/

MuslimTrade Network

Export/import business trade reference sources directory for Muslim countries. Classified ads, chatrooms, discussion boards, and trade guidelines for over 30 countries.

http://www.muslimtrade.net/

21st Century Commerce Centre

World trade, investing, travel, shopping and E-Commerce newsletter.

http://www.21cep.com/

Tpage

Source for B2B international trade offering numerous services, including company directory and trade leads.

http://www.tpage.com/

WLW

European business directory of manufacturers and suppliers.

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