Knedlíkárna Sedlčany
Handmade traditional dumplings for food retailers and other customers in the Czech Republic
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Knedlíkárna Sedlčany
Knedlíkárna Sedlčany produces traditional dumplings using ingredients such as potatoes, flour, eggs, smoked meat, fruit and bread rolls. Preparation, shaping, filling and packaging are done by hand, with machines used to knead the dough.
The company is a family business that grew from a regional food shop into dumpling production. It sources ingredients from nearby suppliers and is registered in Kosova Hora; it was founded in 2017.
Product: Traditional dumplings made with locally sourced ingredients and substantial hand preparation.
Jobs at Knedlíkárna Sedlčany
Leadership
- Jiří Stehlík · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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