The Bread Box, network of artisanal Reunion bakeries and pastries from the L2D group, opened its eighth store, March 24, in Saint-Benoit. His network 
now consists of 10 points of sale : seven La Case à Pains bakeries, a neighborhood bakery under the Ti Case à Pains brand and two two vans.
Faithful to his passion for the art of traditional and artisanal baking, La Case à Pains continues, since its creation in 1998, its mission to provide artisanal and traditional quality products to the inhabitants of the island : from crispy puff pastry to soft and fragrant breads. In the purest home spirit, “artisan bakers and proud of it”, the new point of sale in Saint-Benoît, located in the heart of the city, at 21 rue Georges-Pompidou, on the City Hall esplanade, offers a wide selection of fresh breads, pastries, pastries, sandwiches, salads, desserts and hot and cold drinks. This new point of sale promises to offer the same quality of products that have made the reputation of other artisanal bakeries and pastries in the La Case à Pains network., while adapting to the needs and tastes of Benedictines.
Les Cases à Pains employ 220 employees
“La Case à Pains is a house inhabited by values from companionship such as passion for the profession, transmission of know-how, the requirement in the quality of products and raw materials and the proximity with its customers. Our teams dedicate themselves every day to manufacturing products of exceptional quality and taste.”, announces the brand to its new customers in eastern Reunion. With more than 220 employees across its network, including 23 apprentices, La Case à Pains bears witness once again, in Saint-Benoît, of its commitment to supporting local employment. Nowadays, with its retail brands (Adopt’, Jacadi, IKKS and Miniso) and food (The Bread Box, Columbus Café and Case Café), the L2D group has 49 points of sale in Reunion, to which are added three e-shops (www.adoptreunion.re, www.jacadireunion.re, www.caseapains.re). It now has nearly 450 employees.
