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Alexandr Gudkov

Что такое GUD FOOD Vending - это вендинг нового формата. Горизонтальный вендинг, в который мы загружаем очень разную и вкусную продукцию (бейглы, сендвичи, салаты, десерты, гранолу, йогурты, фрукты и многое другое) от лучших поставщиков.

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