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XIXIA COUNTY MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FTY

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XIXIA COUNTY MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FTY
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Company Address: Xixia County, Henan,,,China 
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474500 
Telephone Number: 86-377-4758308 
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Industrial Classification: Automobile -- Parts -- Other Parts & Accessories 
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