South Wales catering company Pancake World is celebrating after securing a lucrative six figure contract with a chain of coffee houses. The contract, worth over £100,000 per year with Kaspa’s Desserts is a significant boost to the company, already renowned for the quality of its produce.
Earlier in the year Pancake World exhibited at the International Food & Drink Event (IFE) in London as part of the Welsh Government’s Food and Drink Wales delegation which allowed the company to engage with potential new customers and buyers at the event.
Based in Cardiff the company is one of the world’s leading crepe mix and equipment wholesalers and distributes a range of specialist mixes and pancake making equipment from its south Wales bakery and warehouse.
Managing Director Loic Moinon said,
“At Pancake World we are committed to providing the highest quality products and service at the best possible prices. The opportunity to supply and work with a recognised company such as Kaspa’s Desserts is a huge boost to us, especially as they have new outlets in South Wales.
Our presence at IFE earlier in the year, with support from the Welsh Government, enabled us to promote our product to a wide variety of buyers and distributors which was the catalyst to where we are today.
“We supply a wide client base from restaurants, hotels, market traders, cafes, from small independents to large national chains and we are constantly looking for new opportunities. We are now discussing with Kaspa’s the possibility of supplying them with our delicious waffle mix, so watch this space.”
Rebecca Evans AM is the Welsh Government’s Deputy Minister for Farming and Food,
“This is great news for Pancake World and emphasises the importance of Food and Drink Wales’s presence at trade events such as IFE. These events provide invaluable opportunities for Welsh food and drink companies to interact directly with potential partners from leading companies and as we have seen from Pancake World’s success, it can have a direct positive impact on the Welsh economy.”