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Home›Research & Development›Liquiline Inaugurates New Branch Office in Sweden
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March 27, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Liquiline Inaugurates New Branch Office in Sweden

Liquiline has opened a new international branch office, this time in Gothenburg, Sweden. The branch office is opened in order to better service for Liquiline’s customers in Southern Sweden. This is Liquiline’s fifth branch office, and the third one abroad. The office is located at Fabriksgatan 7 in

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Liquiline has opened a new international branch office, this time in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The branch office is opened in order to better service for Liquiline’s customers in Southern Sweden.

This is Liquiline’s fifth branch office, and the third one abroad.

The office is located at Fabriksgatan 7 in the centre of Gothenburg. Gothenburg is one of the fastest growing regions in Europe, and considered a gateway to the Nordic and Baltic countries. Further to this, 70% of Scandinavia’s total industrial capacity is located within a 500-kilometer radius of the Gothenburg Region.

The office will be lead by Liquiline’s Sales and Marketing Manager, Mr Andreas Weselka, who is a resident of Gothenburg.

[mappress] LNG World News Staff, March 27, 2012; Image: Liquiline

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