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Brazilian Successes in the U.S. With Trust-Based Bakery

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Brazilian woman succeeds in the USA with a bakery without natural employees of São Felipe D'Oeste (RO), the entrepreneur Geisi Adibzadeh, 32, decided to take family recipes to the United States. She opened a small bakery in the city of Florence, in the state of Montana, which has drawn the attention of local residents by the business model: there is no employee in the service. Download the g1 app to see RO news in real time and free of charge Ba…

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Brazilian Successes in the U.S. With Trust-Based Bakery

1 month ago·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1 month ago on Sunday, August 30, 2026.

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