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In a letter, Mayser officials said they remain dedicated to providing high-quality products and service support in a timely manner to all of its customers.
Mayser USA Inc. is relocating its office to a new 50,000 square foot facility at 6200 Schooner Drive, Belleville, Mich. All employee telephone and fax numbers, as well as email addresses and our company website will remain unchanged.
The company says it is just one of the many exciting development changes in store.
In a letter, Mayser officials said they remain dedicated to providing high-quality products and service support in a timely manner to all of its customers.
For more, visit www.mayser.com.
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