Heng Sieng
Fresh mung bean sprouts for wholesalers and retailers in France and European markets
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Heng Sieng
Heng Sieng produces fresh mung bean sprouts from GM-free mung beans and sells them under the Déli’pousse brand. Its products include sprouts with and without roots, in retail and wholesale pack sizes.
The company supplies wholesalers and retailers, with refrigerated deliveries to European destinations. It is a family business established in 1991 by the LY family and based in Dieuze, France.
Product: Fresh mung bean sprouts sold under the Déli’pousse brand in a range of pack sizes.
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