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Richard Schulz-Dusenschoen

Im Gleisdreieck 8
Postfach 2281
Luebeck, D-23566 Germany
Phone:49 (451) 73137

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General Information

UMDC Code:

284126

Fax:

49 (451) 625928

Website:

http://www.rsd-wood.com

Manufacturer:

Yes

Distributor:

Importer:

Exporter:

Yes

Servicer:

Sells Directly:

Yes

Sells Through Distribution:

Yes

Sells Through Reps:

Reconditioner:

Company Type:

Private

Business Started:

1948

Business Lines:

Manufacturer/Distributor/Importer/Exporter

Sales Channels:

Direct/Distributors

Leases:

Woman Owned:

Minority Owned:

Small Business:

VA Contract:

GSA Contract:

Quality Certifications

ISO 9001:

ISO 9002:

ISO 9003:

CE Mark:

ISO 9001 2000:

EN46001:

EN46002:

ISO 13485:

Executive Contacts

CEO Name:

Angela Barche

Reg Affairs:

Jutta Eggert

Product Lines

Categories:

Applicator Sticks, Wooden

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