Kotipalvi
Meat processing plant producing smoked meats, cold cuts and prepared foods for Finnish retailers and consumers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Kotipalvi
Kotipalvi processes meat and sells smoked meat products, cold cuts, prepared foods and fresh meat. Its range includes pork products such as smoked ham, sausages and cooked pork.
Customers include retail stores in the Helsinki and Tampere areas, as well as consumers at its factory shop in Humppila. Products are distributed to retail stores.
Kotipalvi Oy is based in Humppila, Finland, and was founded in 1982 according to registry facts; the company states that it was established in 1983. Its factory shop serves local shoppers and travelers.
Product: Meat processing and sales of smoked meats, cold cuts, prepared foods and fresh meat.
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