Soufferant Viandes
Meat products and retail sales for customers in Marcigny and Vichy
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Soufferant Viandes
Soufferant Viandes sells meat products through its factory store and points of sale.
The company serves customers in Marcigny and Vichy. It has operated since 1970 and opened a factory store in 2013; its registered seat is in Marcigny, France.
Product: Meat products sold through a factory store and points of sale.
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