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Tanqplus opens revamped Kwajongens shop in ‘most beautiful Argos filling station in the Netherlands’

Tanqplus-directeur Kelly van Rijn-van Tol (rechts) opende de nieuwe Kwajongens met Koffiebar in Argos Zutphen. Foto: Tanqplus, 2026

Tanqplus opened a revamped Kwajongens shop at the Argos petrol station on Oostzeestraat in Zutphen on Wednesday. The over 200 square metre shop with several firsts was officially opened by Tanqplus director Kelly van Rijn-van Tol.

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