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Green Circle Biotech

Торове, семена и препарати за растителна защита – СОФИЯ

Green Circle Biotech Ltd. develops value-from-waste models for agriculture and makes high-performance fertilisers from repurposed food industry materials. Its main office is in Studentski…

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Адрес
90 Acad. Stefan Mladenov Blvd, Studentski Grad, 1700 Sofia, СОФИЯ
Телефон
+359 88 8501343
Уебсайт
gcbiotech.eu

В каталога от 2026 · обновено октомври 2026

About Green Circle Biotech

Green Circle Biotech Ltd. develops value-from-waste models for agriculture and makes high-performance fertilisers from repurposed food industry materials. Its main office is in Studentski Grad in Sofia, and its production plant is on Industrialna Street in Polski Trambesh. Its website lists its full range of products.

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