A trading company is a company that specializes in buying and selling products, acts as an intermediary between manufacturers and customers, and organizes the delivery or launch of the products in a specific market.
As the entities that ultimately deliver the goods to the customer, retail companies also set up shops and warehouses in order not to become dependent on a manufacturer's ability to deliver products on demand. Another peculiarity of trading companies is that they usually act as a point of sale for a number of manufacturers; that is, a point of sale sells goods made by several companies. Although not required, in practice a store that sells only one manufacturer's products is very likely a point of sale from that manufacturer and not a trading company. In addition, trading companies can initiate all necessary procedures for the delivery of goods, including procedures for international trade. http://www.confiduss.com/en/services/incorporation/purpose/trading/
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