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Mar 2024
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EP83: Making Connections at BakingTECH 2...

BAKED In Science
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While commercial baking relies on skills, productivity, and innovation, networking is also an important part of this industry. That’s why attending industry events, like the American Society of Baking’s BakingTECH, are important for professional bakers. This conference, known to many as the Best Week in Baking, invites experts, industry leaders, and professi ... Show More
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