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Larsson Tm

Bromölla, Sweden

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Larsson Tm delivers the full range of equipment for the starch industry, from single machines to complete starch-processing plants. The company, founded in 1948 as G. Larsson Starch Technology AB, is a global leader in engineering and manufacturing process equipment for the starch industry. LARSSON specializes in advanced wet process starch plants designed for maximum performance. With expertise covering the entire starch process for various sources, the company serves a wide range of vessels and plants. Based in Sweden, LARSSON has been operating for over 75 years and is known as a world-leading manufacturer in its field.

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