Manufacturers and retailers of bread products and equipment used to make bread products.


Purchasing Resources for Bread

All-Natural French Rolls

This International Classic Direct From The Freezer to Your Table.

French Bread

Discover How to Make Simple and Healthier Bread Recipes Today.

Breads

Looking for Breads? Find exactly what you want today.

Compare Food Distributors Price Quotes and Save!

Step 12
Arrow Icon
Help Info


Download Bread White Papers




More Bread Vendors
Directory Listing Signup Button

Ace Baking Company

High-speed manufacturer of bagels and pita bread.




Alpha Baking

With two plants in Chicago and one in LaPorte, Indiana, Alpha Baking produces a comprehensive line of rye, sourdough, Italian, French and pan breads, along with submarine rolls, hoagie rolls, dinner rolls, kaisers, hamburger and hot dog buns under the S.R




Alvarado Street Bakery

Global supplier of certified organic whole grain breads made with sprouted wheat.




Associated British Foods

British based company manufacturing the following brands: Allinson and Kingsmill breads, Ryvita crispbreads, Nelsons jams, Burton's Wagon Wheels and Twinings tea. Sugar subsidiary makes Silver Spoon sugar.




Backerhaus Veit, Ltd.

Canadian bakery producing artisan breads, flatbreads and rolls.




Bay Bread

Makers of frozen par-baked Artisan breads.




Bays

Company specializes in the production of English muffins.




BreadSource

Specializing in wholesale and retail bread products to grocery chains, donut shops, bagel shops and submarine shops.




Bridgford Foods

Company manufactures frozen bread dough, biscuits, cinnamon roll doughs, sandwiches, beef jerky and snack foods.




Bun Basket

Operates several retail outlets in Michigan and throughout the Midwest. Also serves restaurants and wholesalers nationwide.




Tips & Advice to help you make your decision on Bread

If your business uses baked goods in any way, shape or form, you are probably aware of the various ways to get the product to your establishment. You may be happy with what you now serve and the company that supplies the goods to you. If you're not so lucky and are looking to improve the quality of the baked goods that you serve or are looking for ways to save money and at the same time provide a quality product, it's time to do some homework.

A ready to serve bread may be the route to go, or you may want to bake your own from scratch. There are also pre-baked items that are frozen and will taste fresh baked when you pull them out of the oven. You can even use mixes for just baked ... more


Research White Papers