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Starting this week until March next year, B.P. de Lange will have Egyptian spring onions in their range. The company has been working for some 37 years with great satisfaction with the supplier Helwan Export. "We are very satisfied with the quality and we expect a good season," said Mike Lange. "In addition to spring onions we also offer green beans from Egypt."
"The spring onions are available in boxes of 14 bunches. 210 cartons on a pallet. B.P. de Lange BV is an import and export company offering a diverse range of products such as potatoes, onions and garlic and vegetables."
Voor meer informatie:
Mike de Lange
BP de Lange
Midden Geestweg 31-s
1861 VE Bergen
Tel.: 0031 72 512 13 44
Fax: 0031 72 512 19 95
www.delange.nl
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