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Gamaco

Company type	[BVBA]
Industry	bulk vending
Founded	1991
Founder	Tom Linssens
Headquarters	Boom, Belgium
Key people	Dave Linssens
Products	Toys, Candy, Stuffed Toys, Gumballs, Bouncy Balls, Vending Machines, Cranes and Capsules
Website	www.gamaco.com

Gamaco is a European bulk vending company, distributing products in more than 25 countries. The company is located in Boom, Belgium, about halfway between Antwerp and Brussels.

The company's products include toys, capsule collections, confectionery, stuffed toys, bouncy balls, Dubble Bubble gumballs, vending machines, gumball machines, claw cranes, capsules and arcade games.

The company moved to a new and bigger site in March 2015.