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Simurg Llc

Supplier From Azerbaijan
Aug-31-07
Supplier : Construction materials (cement, kilnker, metals), food products and food raw materials (powder milk, sunflower oil, corn oil)

Established: 1995

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Contact Details:
Nakchivani St. 11, Binagadi District
Baku Az1005
Azerbaijan


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