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Company Name: Corporate Name:	MATERS PIZZA & PASTA EMPORIUM
Company Title:	Mater's Pizza & Pasta Emporium - Gadsden, Alabama
Company Description:	mater's pizza opened in 1978 as a small pizza and pasta restaurant. over the years we have expanded the business to include an oyster bar. mater's now occupies half a city block. located in gadsden, alabama
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Company Address:	329 Locust St,GADSDEN,AL,USA
ZIP Code: Postal Code:	35901-3735
Telephone Number:	2565472557 (+1-256-547-2557)
Fax Number:	2565472556 (+1-256-547-2556)
Website:	www. materspizza. com
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):	581222
USA SIC Description:	Pizza
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