We are pleased to announce that our partners, Grain Craft and National Sugar, were honored with our 2023 Quality Supplier of the Year Awards. Andrea Thomas presented the award to Bruce King from Grain Craft during the Milling & Baking Purchasing Seminar in Kansas City. Earlier this year, Jeff Gholson, Tamika Henderson and Kelly Thew had the honor of presenting the award to National Sugar at the NSM headquarters. These awards shine a light on suppliers who have made a significant impact on our business in 2023. Congratulations to Grain Craft and National Sugar. We truly appreciate your partnership. #rise #risebakingcompany #partnership
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2wWell done!