K.E. Sundqvist
Food products and cake decorations for retailers and consumers in Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About K.E. Sundqvist
K.E. Sundqvist sells cake decorations, cakes, cookies, snacks, ice cream cones, and Macu syrups and ice cream sauces. Its range also includes marzipan roses and Party Box salty snack mixes.
The company operates from Seinäjoki, Finland. It was founded in 1995; the business history described on its site begins in 1961, and the company changed hands in 2004.
Product: A product range of cake decorations, cakes, cookies, snacks, ice cream cones, syrups, and ice cream sauces.
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