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Kopek Oesterbedrijf Yerseke

Lelystad, Netherlands

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What Kopek Oesterbedrijf Yerseke does.

Kopek Oesterbedrijf Yerseke, founded in 1870, is a family business that has been supplying consumers with shellfish for over 150 years. The company originally started by trading alikruiken or Zeeuws krukels and later added oyster cultivation and trade to its services. Located at Havendijk 28 in Yerseke, Netherlands, Kopek B.V. continues to operate from the same site where it began three generations ago. The company offers daily deliveries of Zeeuwse Creuses, Platte Oesters, Vongole, and Palourdes, with specific pricing details provided for each type of shellfish.

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