EDDAM S.A.
Headquartered in Peru
EDDAM S.A. is a SENASA registered phytosanitary fumigation operator based at Av. Miguel Grau 1224 in Callao, authorized under number 012-MINAGRI-SENASA-DSV-SCV for phosphine fumigation, spraying and nebulization of grain and wood cargo for import and export containers.
Treatment type
Regions served
Latin America
Countries
Peru
Cities
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