Massimo | |
Type | Private Limited Company |
Industry | Bakery |
Founded | 2011Malaysia | in Sungai Buloh,
Headquarters | Sungai Buloh, , Malaysia |
Products | Bread |
Parent | FFM Berhad |
Website | theitalianbaker |
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