Träskböle Trädgård
Year-round greenhouse-grown tomatoes and cucumbers for sale through Närpes Grönsaker cooperative
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Träskböle Trädgård
Träskböle Trädgård grows tomatoes and cucumbers year-round in greenhouses. It sorts and packages the produce for sale through Närpes Grönsaker cooperative.
Founded in 1997, the company is based in Töjby, Finland.
Product: Greenhouse-grown tomatoes and cucumbers, sorted and packaged for sale through a cooperative.
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