Maison Fraiche
Fresh vacuum-packed potato products and artisan burger breads supplied to restaurants and institutions in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Maison Fraiche
Maison Fraîche prepares and distributes fresh potato products, including vacuum-packed fries, slices, cubes and whole potatoes, as well as artisan burger buns, hot-dog rolls, bagels and mini-buns.
Its customers are restaurant businesses and public-sector food-service organisations. The company delivers regularly in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region and offers delivery across France.
Founded in 2016, Maison Fraîche is based in Gémenos, France. It makes its products in its own workshops.
Product: Fresh vacuum-packed potato products and artisan breads for food-service customers.
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