Parallel Trading Inquiry
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Parallel Import Inquiries
Integrity Malaysia provides Inquiries into parallel imports by investigating the international suppliers of goods. These cross-border Inquiries are conducted through a network of trusted inquiry firms. Field visits and discreet approaches are conducted with the international suppliers, while local inquiries are made on the local supply chains.
By finding the breach in the distribution network, our client can determine appropriate remediation actions.
Parallel Export Inquiries
Integrity Malaysia provides Inquiries into parallel exports by investigating the local suppliers of goods. Field visits and discreet approaches are conducted with the local suppliers, while local inquiries are made on the local supply chains. In some cases, Inquiries will involve cross-border work with trusted Inquiry firms abroad.
By finding the breach in the distribution network, our client can determine appropriate remediation actions.
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