Biscuiterie Louis le Goff
Manufactures and sells Breton cakes and biscuits to food-service buyers, wholesalers and retail customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Biscuiterie Louis le Goff
Biscuiterie Louis Le Goff manufactures and sells cakes, including madeleines and Breton cakes, as well as dry biscuits such as galettes and sablés. Products are available in individual portions for food service and in trays or bags for wholesalers.
The company is based in Guiscriff, where it has operated since 1974, and runs a biscuit shop in Quimperlé. Its website is available in French and English.
Product: Manufactures and sells cakes and dry biscuits in food-service portions and packaged formats for wholesalers.
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