Scierie Feidt
Manufactures and sells wooden pallets for businesses in Alsace
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Scierie Feidt
Scierie Feidt manufactures and sells wooden pallets, using an integrated sawmill and timber sourced from Alsace and Vosges forests.
The company serves customers seeking pallets and employs a team of 43 people. It is based in Molsheim, France, and was founded in 1973.
Product: Manufactures and sells wooden pallets.
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