Kohberg Bakery Group Explained

Kohberg Bakery Group
Foundation:2002
Location:Bolderslev, Denmark
Area Served:Denmark, Europe
Owner:Koff A/S
Industry:Food and Beverage
Products:Bread and cakes, bake-off products
Homepage:www.kohberg.dk

Kohberg Bakery Group is a Danish food producing company that makes bread and cakes. The company is fully owned by Koff, a family-owned holding company based in Aabenraa.

History

The company was founded by Alfred Kohberg in the small town of Rødekro in 1969. The bakery which at that time exclusively produced rye bread grew rapidly and moved to Bolderslev. In 1989 the company was sold to Inga and Preben Fogtmann who later founded the holding company Koff A/S. In 1992 Kohberg bought a 60 percent stake in HC Andersen Bagergården A/S in Haderslev, and in 2006 took over the remaining 40 percent. In 1995 Kohberg acquired Trianon in Taastrup. Today the factory in Taastrup is responsible for the production of Kohberg wheat bread.[1]

Product range

Kohberg produces a wide range of breads and cakes. It also produces bake-off products Danish pastry for the retail and catering industry.[2] Friends of the Earth Europe reported in 2013 that Kohberg bakeries no longer accept glyphosate treated grain.[3]

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: History. Koff. 2010-01-04. dead. https://archive.today/20120804031708/http://www.koff.dk/index.asp?id=116&sub1=84. 2012-08-04.
  2. Web site: Kohberg Bakery Group A/S. Danish. Koff. 2012-05-12. dead. https://archive.today/20130212203858/http://www.koff.dk/index.asp?id=73. 2013-02-12.
  3. Web site: Human Contamination by Glyphosate. FOEE. 2017-03-08.