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Business and Economy:

Alcoa - Suralco

Information about Suralco, the aluminum company owned by a global alliance between Alcoa and Alumina Ltd.

http://www.alcoa.com/suriname/en/home.asp

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Cirkel Group

Conglomerate including Cirkel Direct Sales, and representatives of US companies through United Distributors, Cirkel Trinidad Limited and Cirkel Beverages. Agents and franchise holders for KFC, Pizzahut, Blokker, Yamaha and Western Union.

http://www.cirkelgroup.com/

Dining Out in Suriname

Directory of restaurants in Suriname. [Dutch, English, French]

http://www.eteninsuriname.com/

Fernandes Suriname Softdrinks

Suriname's own, and most popular soft drink company. Product and promotional information.

http://www.fernandes-softdrinks.com/

Rudan Trading Co.

Offers a variety of services and products that include, industrial pumping, cooling, packaging, safety systems, hospital equipment. Provides photos of products and contact information.

http://rudantrading.com/

Staatsolie

State oil company of Suriname is also an advisory body for regulating the development of the oil industry. Includes company profile, products and services, investment opportunities, annual report, newsletter and photo gallery.

http://www.staatsolie.com/

Surinam Trade and Industry Association

Structure, goals and activities of one of Surinam's largest business organisations.

http://parbo.com/business/vsbinfo.html#Surinam

Suriname Manufacturers Association

Goals, activities and members of one of Surinam's most influential business organizations.

http://www.parbo.com/asfa/asfa.html

Suriname Web Network

Web hosting company offers information on services and products including web design.

http://www.sr-n.com/

Tropilab Inc.

Exporter of medicinal plants, products, herbs, and seeds from the Amazon rainforest in Suriname. Features catalog, online ordering, and company information.

http://www.tropilab.com/

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