Romanzini
French producer of escargots and specialty foods for consumers and food-service customers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Romanzini
Maison Romanzini produces escargots and other specialty foods, alongside recipes and an online boutique.
The company is headquartered in La Riviere-Drugeon, France, and was founded in 1963.
Product: Escargots and other specialty foods, sold through an online boutique.
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