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Nectar Group

Harold Hill, United Kingdom

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Nectar Group is a global firm headquartered in the United Kingdom and operates more than 70 mobile bagging plants worldwide, including Grabs, Hoppers, and other installations. The company has its origins in 1972 in Great Britain and currently operates at over 165 locations across 75 different countries. Nectar Group offers a variety of solutions for handling raw materials, including Terminal Management and Bagging Services. The firm has established itself as a leading provider in the treatment of commodities and processes more than 10 million tonnes of freight annually. Locations in Sierra Leone, Ghana, Mozambique, and Kenya are among others known.

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