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Bellisio Foods

www.bellisiofoods.com

 
Bellisio Foods, Inc., the beautiful foods company, is a leading manufacturer of frozen meals sold under the Michelina’s and EAT! Frozen Entrees and licensed Boston Market, Chili’s, Eating Well and Atkins frozen brands, as well as products for foodservice, private label, and co-manufacturing customers, under the banner of Overhill Farms. Bellisio means beautiful in Italian and our passion is food. We are a fast growing company with a long history of providing quality, innovative food that meets and exceeds consumers’ needs. Bellisio Foods is committed to building dynamic and respected brands through our talented people. We strive for excellence in ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million

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