M.J. Salmela
Transport, logistics, warehousing and heavy-equipment services for businesses in Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About M.J. Salmela
M.J. Salmela Oy provides transport and logistics services, including gas and circular-economy transport, recycling materials, hazardous waste and electronic waste. Services also include trunk transport, warehousing, machinery contracting, material management consulting, and heavy-vehicle maintenance and repair.
The company is a family business serving customers across four generations. It is based in Jalasjärvi, Finland, and was founded in 1986.
Product: Transport, logistics, warehousing, machinery contracting, material management consulting, and heavy-vehicle maintenance and repair services.
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