Bar Bakers LLC, a contract manufacturer of baked goods in the natural and organic markets, has experienced remarkable growth over the past four years, doubling its employee base and seeing an eightfold increase in payroll. As a large co-packer of granola bars and a partner to over 12 different companies, Bar Bakers operates three facilities… View Article
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