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Murre Techniek BV

With 25 years experience in the European food processing industry, Murre Techniek specializes in innovation solutions for the fish and shellfish processing industries. From the beginning of the process to the end, Murre Techniek designs and fabricates equipment with the principles of cost savings though automation, labour reduction, and simplified maintenance. 

From individual components to a total turn key concept for processing lines, Murre Techniek offers specialized equipment for: seafood harvest and handling; the washing, sorting, and grading process; inventory management and control; chilling, cooling and water treatment; processing, packaging, and palletization.  

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Address:
Zuidweg 18-20
4413 NM
Krabbendijke
Netherlands
Contact: Jan Murre
Telephone: (31) 113 50 30 80
Email: info@murre.nl
Web Site: http://www.murre.nl/english/








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