Sammic Australia Pty Ltd

Sammic Commercial Food Preparation Equipment

Australia , Victoria

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Category Commercial Kitchen Equipment
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Sammic Commercial Food Preparation Equipment

Founded in 1961 by local business people, the company began its activity as a manufacturer of equipment for dynamic food preparation. Over time, Sammic's offer has widened, and today supplies an extensive product range that is designed by chefs for chefs in the heart of the Basque country in Spain.
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