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The BAADER-Group is a manufacturer and supplier of advanced high quality food processing machinery and solutions with experience in designing and production of high-tech equipment since 1919.

At present, BAADER's major competences comprise four product ranges:

The extensive program of fish processing machines and systems, as well as engineering
Machines and solutions for the poultry processing industry
The versatile belt separators
Weighing / Grading Systems as well as Business Software Solutions

Service centers and subsidiaries at more than 80 locations throughout the world, highly precise spare-parts, as well as the daily spare-parts dispatch guarantee the customer maximum benefit and high productivity.

Address:	Hallett Crescent St. John's 33 Hallett Crescent
City:	Newfoundland
State:	Labrador (A1B4C4)
Telephone:	+1 709-738-3414
Fax:	+1 709-738-3417
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Jim Bain

[email protected]

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Main Company:

BAADER - Nordischer Maschinenbau Rud. Baader GmbH+Co.KG (Head Office)

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