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Whole Earth Brands

www.wholeearthbrands.com

 
Whole Earth Brands is a global food company enabling healthier lifestyles and providing access to high-quality plant-based sweeteners, flavor enhancers and other foods through our diverse portfolio of trusted brands and delicious products, including Whole Earth Sweetener®, Wholesome™, Swerve®, Pure Via®, Equal® and Canderel®. We are solving for today`s wellness challenges and health problems, such as obesity and diabetes, that can be managed with diet and exercise. Our innovative product pipeline addresses the growing consumer demand for more dietary options, baking ingredients and taste profiles. Whole Earth Brands is committed to helping people enjoy life`s everyday moments and the celebrations ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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