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De Haarlemse Bakker celebrates 25 years: 'It's a beautiful profession, you make something from nothing'

De Haarlemse Bakker celebrates 25 years: 'It's a beautiful profession, you make something from nothing'

De Haarlemse Bakker is celebrating its 25th anniversary after being established to ensure bread supply continuity following the bankruptcy of another local bakery. Now run by the Van Esdonk family, the business has evolved into a successful family enterprise with seven stores serving the community.

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