walz.de
Operates online and catalogue retail brands for families, women and health-focused consumers across Europe
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About walz.de
Versandhaus Walz operates the baby-walz, babymarkt, Die moderne Hausfrau and walzvital retail brands, selling products through catalogues, webshops and baby-walz stores.
The company is based in Bad Waldsee, Germany, where its business functions and logistics centre are located. It serves customers in Germany and other European markets, including Austria, France, Belgium, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
Product: Consumer goods sold through catalogues, webshops and baby-walz stores under several retail brands.
Jobs at walz.de
Leadership
- Alfons Walz · FirmengründerSource: company website
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