halloftea.de
Wholesaler of tea, coffee, confectionery and tea accessories for trade buyers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About halloftea.de
Dethlefsen & Balk is a wholesaler of tea, coffee, confectionery and accessories.
Its wholesale range covers tea, coffee and sweets, along with related accessories. The company has a careers section with job listings and a team page.
Product: Wholesale supply of tea, coffee, confectionery and accessories.
Jobs at halloftea.de
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