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Translations
- Technical translations (chemical industry, consumer electronics, energy industry, mechanical engineering, vehicles ...)
- Legal translations (contracts, certificates, agreements, general terms and conditions (GTC) ...)
- Medical translations (also pharmacy, medical technology, ...)
- Financial translations (financial analyses, financial reports, ...)
- Business and specialised document translations (cosmetics, food and beverage, marketing and advertising, travel and tourism, ...)
- Fast translations
- Certified translations (official translations: diplomas, contracts, certificates ...)
- Website translations (SEO translations, e-commerce, online marketing campaigns, ...)
Linguistic Services
- Interpreting services (liaison & telephone interpreting)
- Audio and video transcription services
- Proofreading & editing services
- DTP (Desktop Publishing)
- Voice over services (language recording services for multilingual productions)
- Subtitling services
If you need an English to Portuguese translation, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Chinese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Japanese or any other language, Alphatrad Portugal offers it’s proven high quality linguistic and interpreting services in over 100 languages and dialects.
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E-mail: porto@alphatrad.com
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Hours:
Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Opening hours for reception in the office
Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm and from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Oporto
Oporto’s economic relations with the Douro Valley have been well documented since the Middle Ages. Walnuts, dried fruits and olive oil have sustained a flourishing trade between Oporto and the region.
These products were exported from Oporto to foreign markets in the Old and New World. However, the major drive towards the development of interregional business dealings derived from the agro-industry of Port wine.
This activity had a decisive impact on the development of the mutually beneficial relationship between the major urban centre of the coast and this region of huge agricultural potential, particularly geared towards the production of high-quality fortified wines.
Oporto’s development was always closely linked with the south bank of the Douro river, Vila Nova de Gaia, an integral part of its municipality until 1834, where the cellars for aging the fine wines of the Upper Douro were set up.