3 Companies in Oedheim

PURGRANA INH. MAXIM BORODIN, established in 2019 and based in Oedheim, Germany, imports, stores, and sells agricultural products, with flaxseed as its main focus. Seeds are sourced directly from the company's family farming operation in Kazakhstan, eliminating intermediary stages. As a certified seed producer, the firm uses selected, tested seeds and excludes genetically modified material. Cultivation relies on natural soil-enhancing methods without synthetic mineral fertilizers. In its own facilities, seeds undergo multi-stage cleaning and are continuously checked through independent laboratory analyses. Quality parameters are monitored from production and cultivation through processing to delivery.

manzo kommunikationsmedien, owned by Renate Manzo, is a German service provider based in Oedheim, founded in 2004. The company handles telephone call reception and forwarding, quotation and invoicing, preliminary accounting, appointment management, and administrative support. Additional services include writing and data entry, office organization, customer management, and mail and document management. Operating with a small, consistent team, it offers flexible usage models in which clients pay only for what they use. The firm positions itself as an external partner handling routine communication and back-office tasks so clients can concentrate on core business.

ifc intelligent feeding components GmbH, founded in 2001 and located in Oedheim, Germany, produces small conveyor belts, 4-Q conveyor pots, belt bunkers, surface storage, step lift conveyors, and H-portals. It also supplies optoelectronic system solutions, automation technology, special machine construction, and 3D printing services. For over 15 years the company has applied conveying, sorting, assembling, testing, and feeding technologies, plus robotic systems, to automate goods movement. Its engineering experience covers automotive supply, electrical and electronics, metal and plastic processing, and the medical, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics sectors. Solutions range from low-cost automation to scalable assembly systems.