Confiserie Afchain
Makes Bêtises de Cambrai and other confectionery for consumers and retail buyers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Confiserie Afchain
Confiserie Afchain makes Bêtises de Cambrai sweets and other confectionery, biscuits and chocolates. Its products include mint and fruit-flavoured sweets and Perles de Bêtises.
The company sells products through an online shop and factory and city-centre stores in Cambrai, and offers guided visits to its confectionery. Its recipe is described as dating to 1830; the registered company was founded in 1974 and is based in Cambrai, France.
Product: Produces and sells Bêtises de Cambrai sweets and other confectionery, biscuits and chocolates, with guided factory visits.
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