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July 26, 2005 | From Associated Press
Hershey Co. plans to acquire a Berkeley-based maker of premium dark chocolate bars and baking products. Hershey did not say how much it would pay for Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker Inc. Scharffen owns and operates three stores in New York, San Francisco and Berkeley, and its products are carried in other specialty stores.
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July 26, 2005 | From Associated Press
Hershey Co. plans to acquire a Berkeley-based maker of premium dark chocolate bars and baking products. Hershey did not say how much it would pay for Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker Inc. Scharffen owns and operates three stores in New York, San Francisco and Berkeley, and its products are carried in other specialty stores.
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November 9, 1997 | WENDY TANAKA, ASSOCIATED PRESS
The scent of freshly ground cocoa beans permeates the air of an industrial block in South San Francisco, courtesy of Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker--the latest entry in the Bay Area's renowned chocolate industry. Like See's Candies, also based in South San Francisco, and world-famous Ghirardelli, Scharffen Berger aims to make a name for itself by producing high-quality grades of the dark, silky confection for use by pastry chefs at exclusive restaurants, hotels and bakeries across the country.
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November 9, 1997 | WENDY TANAKA, ASSOCIATED PRESS
The scent of freshly ground cocoa beans permeates the air of an industrial block in South San Francisco, courtesy of Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker--the latest entry in the Bay Area's renowned chocolate industry. Like See's Candies, also based in South San Francisco, and world-famous Ghirardelli, Scharffen Berger aims to make a name for itself by producing high-quality grades of the dark, silky confection for use by pastry chefs at exclusive restaurants, hotels and bakeries across the country.
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September 28, 2008 | Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Robert Steinberg, a physician who helped revolutionize America's appreciation of fine chocolate after launching a Bay Area company that produces some of the best chocolate in the country, has died. He was 61. Steinberg, who had lymphatic cancer, died Sept. 17 at UCSF Medical Center near his home in San Francisco, according to Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker, the company he co-founded in 1996.
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