QFB Relocates Spice Manufacturing Operations To Tianjin, China
Also, triples its production capability
Quality Foods Brands (QFB), a subsidiary of Synergy Brands, has extended its co-packing spice agreement with Tianjin Gourmet Select Foods. The factory has been relocated to Tianjin, China. The larger facility will enable QFB to expand its spice sales to a widening base of national and international outlets.
The company’s brands are retailed under the Loretta, Country Value, County Fare, Gourmet Select, Tastee Mac, Tastee Mash, and soon under the Paula Deen label.
Synergy Brands is a holding company that operates through a wholly-owned subsidiary, PHS Group, in the wholesale distribution of brands, private label groceries, general merchandise, and Health and Beauty Aid (HBA) products. It principally focuses on manufacturing and distribution of certain grocery private label products such as baking mixes, spices and packaged meals.
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