Longino & Cardenal SpA
MIL:LON
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Longino & Cardenal SpA
Glance View
Longino & Cardenal SpA engages in the supply of products for catering. The company is headquartered in Pogliano Milanese, Milano and currently employs 81 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2018-07-04. The firm searches for new raw ingredients globally, which then sell across the world through its network of subsidiaries. In partnership with a wide range of partners, the Company supplies an ample selection of products. The company manages 12 product segments: Seafood products, Plancton Marino, Meats and Eggs, Hams and Salamis, Cheeses and other dairy products, Flowers, Sprouts and Aromatic Herbs, Truffles and Mushrooms; Bread, Pasta, Rice and Pulses; Salt, Spices and Condiments; Chocolate, Champagne and Vodka, Ethnic and Confectionery products. The firm is also present in Hong Kong and Dubai.
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