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Prins Oesterkweek

Hamme, Belgium

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What Prins Oesterkweek does.

Prins Oesterkweek is a company based in Antwerp, Belgium, specializing in providing oyster-related services for caterers and events. They offer a range of oyster products including Oesterbar (300st.), Oesterriem (Man/Woman 75st.), and Lobsterrolls (100st.). The company sources its oysters from the Oosterschelde area. They can be contacted at info@whuitres.be for inquiries and potential collaborations. Prins Oesterkweek serves the Antwerp region and caters to those looking to add a touch of luxury to their events with premium oysters. The company has been operating in the oyster industry, though the exact year of founding is not provided.

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