Sanitation, Hygiene and Safety

ABOUT LEGG AND WESSEL:
It was founded back in the nineteenth century as a distributor of packaging, safety and hygiene products in South Africa. Quality maintenance and client satisfaction are their top priorities.

CONTACT LEGG AND WESSEL:
34 Natal Street, Paarden Eiland, 7405,
Cape Town, South Africa
Telephone no: 0215112001
Email: info@landw.co.za
Facsimile no: 0215112254

Sanitation, Hygiene and Safety Submission Details

Author: Legg Wessel from Legg & Wessel.
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