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Dima Shipping Trading Co

Iran

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What Dima Shipping Trading Co does.

Dima Shipping Trading Co is your partner for the procurement of the right products for the food industry and offers reliable outsourcing solutions with significant cost savings since 1997. The company provides a broad range of services, including sourcing of machines, raw materials and specific products as well as system solutions for the food industry.

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