Operations
Little has changed in the production of Hubig's pies since the pies were first produced. Before Hurricane Katrina, in addition to the famous turnover-style pie, Hubig's also made individual and family-sized pies. They offer a 100% guarantee on all their merchandise and buy back compromised pies to maintain quality, and frequently donate fresh products to charitable organizations in the area. The Orleans Parish jail has traditionally been one of the largest buyers of pies. The Hubig bakery remains heavily reliant on laborers rather than automated processes.
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