Consomag
Supplies consumables to local retailers, including till rolls, labels, packaging, office and hygiene products
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Consomag
Consomag sells consumables including till rolls, labels, packaging, computer and office supplies, and hygiene products.
Its customers are local retailers. The company is based in Nantes and was founded in 2001.
Product: Retail consumables including till rolls, labels, packaging, computer and office supplies, and hygiene products.
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