newco.at
Wholesale non-food products for retailers and other resellers in Austria
About newco.at
NewCO VertriebsGmbH supplies a broad non-food assortment, including stationery, toys, plush items, seasonal decorations, gift articles and mobile phone and car accessories. It offers more than 10,000 items for delivery and adds products regularly.
The company serves resellers and retailers, with sales support from a regional field team. It was founded in September 2009 and moved its headquarters to Yspertal, Austria, in December 2009; its warehouse space is about 4,000 m².
Product: Wholesale supply of non-food goods, including stationery, toys, gifts, seasonal decorations and accessories.
Jobs at newco.at
Leadership
- Reinhard Schweiger · GeschäftsführerSource: company website
- Ulrike Göttfried · Verkaufsleitung AussendienstSource: company website
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