Baltimore’s Hiatus Cheesecake is raising thousands of dollars to support its next phase of growth after landing a deal with Kroger to sell its mini cakes in stores nationwide.The wholesale cheesecake manufacturing company launched a campaign earlier this year through investment crowdfunding platform, Honeycomb Credit, with a goal to raise between $25,000 and $124,000 by the end of the year.President and founder Matthew Featherstone said the capital will help Hiatus expand its manufacturing capabilities by growing its workspace, adding jobs and buying production equipment. The company also wants to purchase a new delivery vehicle to expand its partnerships with delivery services. The company launched with GrubHub, Postmates, DoorDash and UberEats in Philadelphia earlier this year.Read the full story from our partners at the Baltimore Business Journal.
Baltimore’s Hiatus Cheesecake is raising thousands of dollars to support its next phase of growth after landing a deal with Kroger to sell its mini cakes in stores nationwide.
The wholesale cheesecake manufacturing company launched a campaign earlier this year through investment crowdfunding platform, Honeycomb Credit, with a goal to raise between $25,000 and $124,000 by the end of the year.
President and founder Matthew Featherstone said the capital will help Hiatus expand its manufacturing capabilities by growing its workspace, adding jobs and buying production equipment. The company also wants to purchase a new delivery vehicle to expand its partnerships with delivery services. The company launched with GrubHub, Postmates, DoorDash and UberEats in Philadelphia earlier this year.
Read the full story from our partners at the Baltimore Business Journal.
