Helle Fabrikker
Makes high quality knives sold online to consumers in Norway, Europe, the US and other markets
About Helle Fabrikker
Helle makes high quality knives. It is a family business, and the Helle family and its craftspeople have been making knives for over three generations.
Products are sold direct to consumers through regional online shops for Norway, Europe, the United States and international customers.
The company was founded in 1965 and is registered as an AS in Holmedal, Norway.
Product: High quality knives sold through regional online shops.
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