Beacons International Ltd of Bradford

Beacons International Ltd at http://beacons-international-ltd.webnode.com

The company is owned and headed by its dynamic and experienced Managing Director, Mr. BRENT HARPER, who has vast experience trading in ferrous & non-ferrous metal scraps. His far sighted & open minded modern management approach is one of the key elements in the successful growth and continuous expansion of his organizations. In 2008, integrated and began his industrial aspirations with the setting up of his local Aluminium Ingots manufacturing plant in Bradford,UK. With strong technically qualified and experienced professionals with him in the organization to assist him at every stage, he has successfully met the challenges in this highly competitive metal market.

Office / Scrap Ground Address:
Turkey
Gursel Aksel Blv. No 14, 35350 Uckuyular, 35350 Izmir
00905 3642 86976

UK
Cityway Industrial Area | Off Square Street, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD4 8NP,
United Kingdom

That postcode is no longer in use

Registered in England and Wales, Reg. No: 08301326

That number belongs to a UK registered company named Metal Scraps Ltd. Fancy!

Not much more to be said that wasn't said here: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=62277&p=142435&hilit=harper#p142435
except that they are still using the picture of the picket line!

You're being very critical HD.

Maybe you'd be happier with this company ?

http://boghanexporterinc.weebly.com/index.html

Boghan Exporters Inc.

It appears to exist in another dimension, occupying exactly the same space as the other company, even the same telephone lines.

Turkey Gursel Aksel Blv. No 14, 35350 Uckuyular,
35350 Izmir
Tel: 00 (90) 536- 428- 6976

UK Cityway Industrial Area | Off Square Street,
Bradford, West Yorkshire,
BD4 8NP, United Kingdom
Tel: 00 (44) 701- 117- 4330

Bizarrely they also offer 'coca seeds' for sale - not to be confused with cocoa seeds.

http://boghanexporterinc.weebly.com/coca-seed.html

I know of no use for coca seeds other than for growing plants to produce cocaine and indeed it refers to the provision of leaves. Such an operation would attract major police activity and considering that the growing conditions required make the high Andes one of the few suitable places for cultivation where I presume they have their own supply, coca seeds have no marketable value.

These plants are of the highest quality, high leaf yield.
Can grow up to 6-8 meters tall.
Sold per 25 seeds.
Comes in discreet packaging.

They'll struggle in Bradford.

They also sell edible oils and A4 paper.