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Emilia Development (O.F.G) Ltd., founded in Ramat Gan, Israel, in 1945, functions as an investment entity with a focus on Israel's industrial services sector. The company's multifaceted operations encompass the production and supply of chemicals and raw materials to a wide array of industries, including transportation, waste management, quality assurance, technical consulting, and laboratory testing. Additionally, it serves as a prominent distributor of liquid flow systems, offering solutions for industrial piping, building and construction, valves, fire protection, infrastructure projects, control and automation, pumps, and general plumbing and sanitation products. Emilia Development also provides extensive logistics services, covering both warehousing and transportation, and manufactures various personal care and cosmetic goods for international retail chains and brands.
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