Schacht Spindle Acquired by Louët B.V.
Barry Schacht and Jane Patrick, owners and founders of Schacht Spindle Company, announced, they’ve sold the business to Louët B.V., a Dutch company that also makes spinning wheels and looms.
Barry Schacht and Jane Patrick, owners and founders of Schacht Spindle Company, announced, they’ve sold the business to Louët B.V., a Dutch company that also makes spinning wheels and looms.
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By understanding the insurance coverage options you have, you can protect yourself and your business against the unknown.