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Informatikmittelschule St. Andrä: Trip to Agrana Zucker in Tulln

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At the beginning of December, the 4th grades of the computer science secondary school in St. Andrä-Wördern visited Agrana Zucker in Tulln to learn more about sugar production and apprenticeship training. TULLN. As part of the factory tour, the students were given a comprehensive insight into the production process, from beet delivery to the finished sugar product. The tour of the modern production facilities and the detailed explanation of the...

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Informatikmittelschule St. Andrä: Trip to Agrana Zucker in Tulln

At the beginning of December, the 4th grades of the computer science secondary school in St. Andrä-Wördern visited Agrana Zucker in Tulln to learn more about sugar production and apprenticeship training. TULLN. As part of the factory tour, the students were given a comprehensive insight into the production process, from beet delivery to the finished sugar product. The tour of the modern production facilities and the detailed explanation of the...

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