Recognizing 100 years of business is Rob Quigg, Jim Quigg, Lt. Gov Joe Kernan, Bill Quigg, & State Representative Steve Saunders.

At Richmond Baking Company, you'll find a long tradition of quality. We began our baking business back in 1902. We've come a long way since those early days, now operating state-of-the-art baking facilities to serve the commercial food industry with a full line of cookies and crackers, coating systems, and dessert crumbs.

 

Quality, Consistency and Custom Formulations set Richmond Baking Company's family owned business apart from its competition. That's why you'll discover that even as we continue to embrace the advances that technology brings to our business, we will never leave our time-tested philosophy of quality and customer service behind.

 

 

Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Richmond Baking, clockwise from the left, June Quigg, the Honorable Senator Richard G. Lugar, Landrum Bolling, Elen Bennett, Douglas Bennett, PHD, Bill Quigg, Sue Quigg, & Jim Quigg.

Richmond Baking proudly celebrated its 100th anniversary recently. Richmond Baking has grown from the small local bakery it was in 1902 to a nationally known cookie and cracker manufacturer. Providing a wide range of top-quality products that are sold throughout the United States and internationally to countries such as Australia, Japan and Canada.

 

Richmond Baking was recently recognized for its longevity of business at a dinner attended by many state and national figures. Below are some letters of recognition that Richmond Baking has received from some of the these individuals.