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  1. DUPONT D'ISIGNY

    France

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    DUPONT D’ISIGNY, a confectioner based at Carentan-les-Marais in Normandy, puts its caramel expertise at the service of food preparation professionals: pastry makers, chocolate makers, bakers, restaurateurs, confectioners, etc.The quality of our products is founded on our historical expertise as confectioners. The DUPONT D’ISIGNY PROFESSIONNEL brand is a range of semi-finished food products to the trade, manufacturers and HORECA professionals. We make and sell caramel in many forms and different recipes, and offer the trade industrial food products: - Liquid caramel for topping, coating and fillings - Caramel flakes for cookies, bread, brioches, ice creams, truffles, etc. : Traditional recipe, fresh Normandy cream, salted butter, PDO, - Heat stable caramel flakes that withstand cooking, - Caramel powder. We are attentive to our customers and can guide you through your development analyses and needs.

  2. DECO RELIEF

    France

    DECO RELIEF is the specialist for pastry- and chocolate-making equipment and ingredients. DECO RELIEF is a professional quality brand. Our silicone moulds offer many advantages (flexibility, easy turn-out, etc.). You can accomplish attractive sugar work with a wide range of colours and flavours by associating our brand's moulds with colourants and flavourings. DECO RELIEF is also a culinary decoration specialist that will see that you can express your creativity with innovative, high quality products. The famous pastry chef Alain Lambert created this firm in 1984, aiming to meet the expectations of pastry makers, bakers and chocolate makers and all of France's creative chefs. The traditional plaster or bronze baking pans have been replaced by silicone moulds. DECO RELIEF is the leading French supplier to the food preparation trade. The company sells 50% of its products abroad. Feel free to contact us for further details!

  3. PAINS D'EPICES FORTWENGER

    France

    It was in 1768 that the young Charles Fortwenger, a master baker, opened his workshop in Gertwiller (Alsace) to make his tasty spice bread. Two centuries later, Fortwenger's famous spice breads are still all traditionally made, just as the founder intended: Quality ingredients, a zest for good food ... and a good dose of know-how!