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Alam Brothers

Bangladesh

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What Alam Brothers does.

ALAM AND BROTHERS is a firm with headquarters in Chittagong, Bangladesh. They have been offering a variety of products for over three decades, including health and beauty products, household appliances, tools for do-it-yourself projects, and outdoor equipment. The company boasts an extensive range of brands such as DEROBIN, Tiger Balm, MELNOR, HOECHSTMASS, BARMIS, Bengay, POY-SIAN PIM SAEN BALM, Lotus Herbals, and TIENS. ALAM AND BROTHERS is certified and was among the leading providers in the region.

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