Melissa Trading

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Melissa Trading is a company specialized in the distribution and trade of high-quality Sicilian and Italian typical products. Thanks to a selected network of local producers, the company enhances the gastronomic excellences of Sicily and Italy, combining artisanal tradition and innovation. The catalog includes exceptional specialties such as the prestigious wines of Etna, the green pistachio of Bronte, fresh oregano, authentic honey, cured meats from the black pig of Nebrodi, artisanal pasta, Sicilian blood oranges, and the famous traditional sweets.

Type
Not established by any record (our catalog import lists it as distributor; that is not evidence of the role)
Role
Role not established by any record
Location
Nicolosi, Italy
Founded
2004 (as stated by the company, not confirmed by a state register)
Website
melissa-trading-prodotti-tipici-siciliani-9.webnode.it
Categories
Seafood & Aquaculture
Markets
Italy

What is established and what is not

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Import rules for these goods

Goods family established: Specialty & Gourmet Food (the company's own text), Wine, Beer & Spirits (the company's own text), Meat & Poultry (the company's own text). The exact product, operation and trade route needed to determine a product-specific requirement are not established here. Product-specific import rules not established for the catalog category Seafood & Aquaculture: no record or company text names goods of this kind. A catalog category alone is our classification, not proof of what the company makes or sells.

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