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DecoPac, Inc. ( DecoPac ), the world s largest supplier of cake decorations and related products to professional cake decorators and bakeries, announced today that it has been acquired by Kohlberg & Company, L.L.C. ( Kohlberg ), a private equity firm headquartered in Mount Kisco, NY, from Snow Phipps Group, LLC ( Snow Phipps ).
Headquartered in Anoka, Minnesota, DecoPac supplies cake-decorating ingredients and products to in-store bakeries in supermarkets around the world. Its products are used to create decorated cakes for celebrations like birthday parties and graduations. DecoPac offers a variety of edible and non-edible products, including sprinkles, fondant, pastry bags, and various inedible figurines. DecoPac also provides proprietary tech-enabled platforms like PhotoCake, which allows bakeries to print edible, customizable images onto baked goods, and Cakes.com, which allows consumers to personalize and order baked goods online. With approximately 650 employees, DecoP
DecoPac acquired by NY-based private equity firm Kohlberg & Company - Minneapolis / St Paul Business Journal
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Kohlberg Purchases DecoPac
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Letter: Cuomo not the one at fault during coronavirus pandemic
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FILE. Letter writer says, How dare anyone question Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s motives over the handling of COVID-19. At a time of great anxiety over the virus, it was Cuomo who kept us afloat reassuring us every day that together we would conquer this pandemic. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul Buckowski/Times Union
How dare anyone question Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s motives over the handling of COVID-19. At a time of great anxiety over the virus, it was Cuomo who kept us afloat reassuring us every day that “together” we would conquer this pandemic.
Cindy Mahoney: Thankful, and ready for 2021
Published: 12/23/2020 9:35:20 PM
How many of you woke up on Jan. 1, 2020 thinking, “This year I resolve to learn more about maskne.” Me neither, but if I have learned anything in 2020, it is to be grateful for all those who have helped us through this year.
Thank you to those who work at long-term care facilities. Caring for those with dementia during a pandemic is no one’s idea of a picnic, but you do this work with grace and compassion every day.
Thank you for the tireless efforts of medical workers and researchers. If we still had parties, you would be the most popular guests.