K. Distribution
Wholesale halal food and food-service packaging for restaurants and fast-food businesses in Île-de-France
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About K. Distribution
K. Distribution wholesales food products, including halal meat, frozen and dry goods, alongside packaging for food service.
Its customers are restaurants and fast-food businesses. It offers professional pricing, click-and-collect and delivery in Île-de-France, with payment by bank transfer.
K. Distribution is based in Bobigny, France. It was founded in 2018 and is a SARL with 10–19 employees.
Product: Wholesale food products and food-service packaging, available for delivery or click-and-collect.
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