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Letter 1 Self-introduction Dear Sirs, Through the courtesy of the Chamber of Commerce in Tokyo, we he learned that you he been supplying the best quality foods all over the world, and we are sure there is a large demand for various exotic foods in our country. We are writing to you in the hope of establishing business relations with you. We are the largest food trading company in Japan with offices or representatives in all major cities and towns in the country. We he been importing a large variety of foods from Europe and the U.S.A. and consider that we he considerable experience in this field. A bright prospect for your products in our market is foreseeable, We look forward to hearing from you and assure you of our close cooperation at all times. Yours faithfully, Letter 2 Asking to Establish Business Relations Dear Sirs, Your letter of November 21 addressed to our sister corporation in Shanghai has been transferred to us for attention. As the items fall within the scope of business activities, we shall be pleased to enter into direct business relations with you. We he learned that you are one of the leading importers and wholesalers of Electric and Electronic Machinery and Equipment in Thailand. We are exporters of the same lines of business, hing a business background of some 40 years, and are now particularly interested in exporting to your country Electronic Products of all types. All kinds of our products are good sellers and worth commendation for their excellent quality. If you are interested in marketing these products at your end, please let us know and we shall be pleased to send you our quotations and sample books upon receipt of your specific enquiries. We look forward to your forable reply. Yours faithfully, Letter 3 Asking for Catalogues Dear Sirs, We owe your name and address to Bank of China, Lagos Branch, through whom we he learnt you are exporters of Chinese Textiles and Cotton Piece Goods. For your information, textiles are our main imports, but now we are especially interested in importing Printed Shirting from your country. If you can assure us of workable prices, excellent quality and prompt delivery, we shall be able to deal in these goods on a substantial scale. We would therefore highly appreciate it if you would send us by airmail catalogues, sample books and all necessary information regarding Printed Shirting, so as to acquaint us with the material and workmanship of your supplies. We are looking forward to your early reply. Yours faithfully,