Biotopia
17-10-2005, 17:16
Department of National Development
The Department of National Development is responsible for overseeing and implementing a national trade and exchange policy to fund national modernisation. For this reason we have created and distributed this article to advertise to all nations and trading organisation what goods and services we wish to exchange. All negations can be directed via closed telegram or publicly through this thread. Please place all queries below.
Goods & Services in Demand
Aerospace: Cessna planes for transport & civilian helicopters
Coffee: 16 tones/annum to keep those workers awake!
Industrial chemicals: primarily for industrial uses particularly chlorine
Machine Tools: for precision cutting, manufacturing assembly & electronics
Petrochemicals:[b] to turn into plastic components & use in textile synthetics
[b]Pharmaceuticals: to be purchased through a bulk national scheme
Rubber: raw rubber extract is critically needed
Sugar: 40 tonnes/annum to make life sweeter!
Telecommunications: to establish a mobile phone network
Tourism: urgently looking to arrange for the inflow of tourists
Goods & Services in Surplus
Agricultural Machinery:
Heavy Tractor – 63,000
Light Tractor – 48,000
Harvester – 88,000
Orchid Sprayer – 13,000
Crop Collector – 8,900
Metal Silo (100 tonnes holding capacity) 1,300
Agricultural produce: Looking for bulk produce exporting contracts
Potatoes - 4.5 tonne
Wheat - 2.30 tonne
Barley – 1.85 tonne
Oats – 1.34 tonne
Stone Fruit – 2.60 tonne
Diary 1.22 tone 0.30 L
Citrus Fruit 2.10 tonne
Alcohol & Spirits:[b] 70/100 L
[b]Ethanol & Bio-gas: 0.40 L
Fisheries:
Fish – 12 tonne
Shellfish – 17 tonne
Molluscs – 23 tonne
Metal ores:
Bauxite – 30 tonne
Coal – 48 tonne
Iron – 16 tonne
Nickel – 21 tonne
Silver – 50 tonne
Tin – 18 tonne
Paper & Hemp pulp:
Pressed Paper – 12 tonne
Paper Pulp – 7 tonne
Recycled Paper – 3 tonne
Hemp Paper – 9 tonne
Hemp/Paper Mix – 6 tonne
Photovoltaic cells:
12 per sq M
Textiles:
Cotton – 14 sq M
Hemp – 11 sq M
Silk – 20 sq M
Nylon – 16 sq M
Rayon – 15 sq M
Timber & Lumber:
Pinewood - 30 tonne
Oakwood – 28 tonne
Karri – 36 tonne
Tuart – 16 tonne
Jarrah – 28 tonne
Cheery – 34 tonne
Rosewood – 11 tonne
Sandalwood – 24 tonne
Please note that all numbers indicated are for a gold equivalent value to the unit. This value can either be paid in currency or gold reaserves.
The Department of National Development is responsible for overseeing and implementing a national trade and exchange policy to fund national modernisation. For this reason we have created and distributed this article to advertise to all nations and trading organisation what goods and services we wish to exchange. All negations can be directed via closed telegram or publicly through this thread. Please place all queries below.
Goods & Services in Demand
Aerospace: Cessna planes for transport & civilian helicopters
Coffee: 16 tones/annum to keep those workers awake!
Industrial chemicals: primarily for industrial uses particularly chlorine
Machine Tools: for precision cutting, manufacturing assembly & electronics
Petrochemicals:[b] to turn into plastic components & use in textile synthetics
[b]Pharmaceuticals: to be purchased through a bulk national scheme
Rubber: raw rubber extract is critically needed
Sugar: 40 tonnes/annum to make life sweeter!
Telecommunications: to establish a mobile phone network
Tourism: urgently looking to arrange for the inflow of tourists
Goods & Services in Surplus
Agricultural Machinery:
Heavy Tractor – 63,000
Light Tractor – 48,000
Harvester – 88,000
Orchid Sprayer – 13,000
Crop Collector – 8,900
Metal Silo (100 tonnes holding capacity) 1,300
Agricultural produce: Looking for bulk produce exporting contracts
Potatoes - 4.5 tonne
Wheat - 2.30 tonne
Barley – 1.85 tonne
Oats – 1.34 tonne
Stone Fruit – 2.60 tonne
Diary 1.22 tone 0.30 L
Citrus Fruit 2.10 tonne
Alcohol & Spirits:[b] 70/100 L
[b]Ethanol & Bio-gas: 0.40 L
Fisheries:
Fish – 12 tonne
Shellfish – 17 tonne
Molluscs – 23 tonne
Metal ores:
Bauxite – 30 tonne
Coal – 48 tonne
Iron – 16 tonne
Nickel – 21 tonne
Silver – 50 tonne
Tin – 18 tonne
Paper & Hemp pulp:
Pressed Paper – 12 tonne
Paper Pulp – 7 tonne
Recycled Paper – 3 tonne
Hemp Paper – 9 tonne
Hemp/Paper Mix – 6 tonne
Photovoltaic cells:
12 per sq M
Textiles:
Cotton – 14 sq M
Hemp – 11 sq M
Silk – 20 sq M
Nylon – 16 sq M
Rayon – 15 sq M
Timber & Lumber:
Pinewood - 30 tonne
Oakwood – 28 tonne
Karri – 36 tonne
Tuart – 16 tonne
Jarrah – 28 tonne
Cheery – 34 tonne
Rosewood – 11 tonne
Sandalwood – 24 tonne
Please note that all numbers indicated are for a gold equivalent value to the unit. This value can either be paid in currency or gold reaserves.