Schuller & Schuller
Insurance brokerage for wine producers, cooperatives and businesses in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Schuller & Schuller
Schuller & Schuller is an insurance brokerage serving the wine-growing sector and businesses. Its offerings include crop, vineyard, transport, vehicle fleet, construction and employee health insurance.
Customers include wine estates, wine traders, cooperatives and companies across sectors. The firm manages commercial insurance claims and provides ongoing contract support.
The firm was established in Libourne in 1935 and is headquartered there. The registry records the legal entity as founded in 2016; the company states that its insurance office dates to 1935.
Product: Insurance brokerage and management services for vineyard, business, transport, construction and employee health risks.
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