La Confiserie Bressaude
Artisanal Vosges sweets and confectionery for online shoppers and visitors to its La Bresse factory
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About La Confiserie Bressaude
La Confiserie Bressaude makes and sells Vosges candies and other sweets, including hard candies, gummies, sugar-free varieties, jams, and honey. Products are sold online in sachets and plastic boxes, with in-store pickup available.
The company is based in La Bresse, France, and was founded in 1986. Visitors can tour its candy-making workshop; tours have been available since 1994.
Product: Artisanal candies and sweets, sold online and at its confectionery shop, with factory tours.
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