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Sara Lee Frozen Bakery

www.saraleefrozenbakery.com

 
The new Sara Lee Frozen Bakery brings together four frozen pastry brands — Sara Lee` Van’s Foods` Chef Pierre` and Bistro Collection — under independent owners and new leadership. Across the portfolio` we have recommitted to the heritage of product quality and delicious innovation that built Sara Lee from a Chicago neighborhood bakery into an iconic American brand. We can’t wait to have a new place at your table.
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million

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