La Savoureuse
Frozen quiches and butter brioches manufactured for food-service professionals and distributors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About La Savoureuse
La Savoureuse manufactures frozen quiches and butter brioches, including plain and colored brioche varieties. Its quiches use hand-shaped puff pastry, and production follows hygiene and food-safety controls.
Its customers include caterers, wholesalers, food distributors and restaurant professionals. The company is based in Orange, France, and was founded in 1990.
Product: Frozen quiches and butter brioches for professional food-service use.
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