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Jel Sert

www.jelsert.com

 
For nearly a century, The Jel Sert Company has focused on creating high quality, high value foods and beverages that help bring people together. As a proud family owned business, they understand that sharing a meal; a treat or even just a quick beverage can be an opportunity to create meaningful time with loved ones. Since its incorporation in 1926, The Jel Sert Company has been at the forefront of innovation in the food and beverage industry; with an evolving portfolio of brands ranging from drink mixes to dessert mixes and freezer pops. Our beloved brands include ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.jelsert.com
  • 501 Conde Street
    West Chicago, IL USA 60185
  • Phone: 800.323.2592

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