Petit'grandeur
Mini chocolates made for consumers and businesses, with direct sales and export markets
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Petit'grandeur
Petit Grandeur makes mini chocolates and describes itself as a creator of mini chocolate. Its production uses Cacao-Trace chocolate.
The company serves local customers through a direct-sale shop and sells to export markets. Its history notes exports to Germany and the Arabian Peninsula.
Petit Grandeur is a family-owned chocolatier based in Grenay, France. The business began in 1992, and the company was established in Grenay in 1998.
Product: Mini chocolates made from Cacao-Trace chocolate.
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