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IMMASARDA S.R.L.

Reggio Emilia, Italy

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IMMASARDA S.R.L., established in 1946, is a leading company in Reggio Emilia, Italy, and has been offering machines and equipment for the processing, transport, and treatment of grapes and their products since then. The services include specifically Carpenteria enologica, Chiarificatori, and Separatori centrifughi. The company works with various brands and manufacturers, but does not provide precise information on this. Certifications and grades are not mentioned. IMMASARDA serves the global wine-growing and processing sector and focuses on the production of machines for wineries worldwide.

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