Jobs lost at Valdosta bakery

Terry Richards, The Valdosta Daily Times, Ga.
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Apr. 26—VALDOSTA — A shakeup has cost jobs at a manufacturing plant in Valdosta.

An industrial facility for Bimbo QSR, a commercial wholesale bakery, reduced its operations recently from three shifts to two, resulting in the elimination of 13 jobs, the company said in a statement.

The decision was made "after careful analysis and consideration." There were no major changes to products, services and operations, the statement said.

Bimbo QSR was founded in Zanesville, Ohio, and supplies restaurant chains with buns and artisan rolls from 50 bakeries in more than 23 countries, the company said.

Terry Richards is the senior reporter for The Valdosta Daily Times.

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