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Patisseries Gourmandes, a French firm specialized in making baked goods, has entered into an exclusive negotiation to acquire the manufacturing activities of fellow bakery firm La Trinitaine, according to a report in Ouest-France. Stores operating under that La Trinitaine banner are said to be excluded from the deal.
Founded in 1956, La Trinitaine produces a range of biscuits, cakes and other bakery products, with a focus on Breton specialities, and employs over 200 staff
A subsidiary of the Roullier group, Patisseries Gourmandes is the owner of bakery brands such as Ker Cadelac, Coathalem, Breton Gourmand and Un Gourmand A Paris.
Commenting on the news, Patisseries Gourmandes president Mickaël Le Jossec said: “This deal reinforces development in our core bakery business. La Trinitaine’s industrial facilities will complement our own existing operations, allowing us to strengthen our presence in the Grand Ouest region”.
Source: Ouest France
