Patties Food Group

Patties Food Group is a company in Food and Beverage Manufacturing, headquartered in Vic, Au, with about 441 employees.

  • Industry Food and Beverage Manufacturing
  • HQ Vic
  • Employees 441
  • Founded 1966

About Patties Food Group

Patties Food Group is a true Australian success story, growing into a leading Australian manufacturer, supplier and marketer of branded frozen savoury, ready meals, dessert products and chilled products. In 1966, after working at their local bakery, Peter and Annie Rijs bought a small cake shop named Patties in Lakes Entrance, Victoria. Wanting to offer their customers more than just sweet treats, they introduced freshly baked bread rolls and delicious hot pies to the menu. The rest, as they say, is history. It wasn’t long before their business began to boom and bite by bite, the Patties legend began to grow.

Patties Food Group at a glance

Headquarters
Vic, Au
Industry
Food and Beverage Manufacturing
Employees
441
Founded
1966
NAICS
Food Manufacturing

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Patties Food Group FAQ

What does Patties Food Group do?

Patties Food Group is a Food and Beverage Manufacturing company. Its listed specialty is #Convenience.

Where is Patties Food Group headquartered?

Patties Food Group is headquartered in Vic, Au.

How many employees does Patties Food Group have?

Patties Food Group has about 441 employees, according to its company profile.

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