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Cathedral City launches new chilled on-the-go products

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Cathedral City has announced a new partnership with chilled on-the-go food manufacturer Summit Foods to launch three new products: Cathedral City Cheddar & Ham toasties, Cheddar and Red Leicester toasties and a Cathedral City Cheddar & Ham croissant. The new product range builds on the…

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