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Kyofuku Gyogyo

Yatsushimacho, Japan

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What Kyofuku Gyogyo does.

Kyofuku Gyogyo is a company based in Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture, Japan. It specializes in general area cargo transportation, warehousing, packaging, sorting, and shipping services. The company also offers the delivery of "Fujin no Oshika" (Fuji Spring Water) through its Aqua business division. Kyofuku Gyogyo was founded in 1982 and currently operates under the safety and environmental standards required for hazardous material transportation. The company has a total of six employees as of the latest update, with two main service areas: cargo transportation and warehousing. They have received awards for their excellent drivers and are actively recruiting for driving and warehouse operation positions.

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