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Elenco Demolitori 30032014 Autodemolizione Indirizzo Località CAP Citta Prov. Regione Telefono Fax Adriano S.r.l. 11, strada Nuova per Opicina 34128 Trieste TS Friuli Venezia Giulia 040566355 0405708233 Auto Allegri di Allegri Maurizio & C. sas 23, strada Bassa Casalmaggiore 26041 Cremona CR Lombardia '037543037 '1782283350 AL.Mer Srl 5655, S.S. San Giorgio c.da Cimino 74100 Taranto TA Puglia 0997791021 0997791027 Amato Vincenzo 5/n, v. Scarfoglio Agnano Terme 80125 Napoli NA Campania 0817622776 0817622776 Andreozzi S.r.l. 6, v. Poggio Mogliano 62010 Macerata MC Marche 0733556018 0733557986 Andreozzi S.r.l. 6, v. 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