Workers reflect on life after ArchwaySource: Times Gazette
One year ago, Archway Cookies locked its Claremont Avenue bakery, crumbling the hopes of the company's nearly 300 employees. Employees came to work Oct. 3 to find the bakery shut down and a message on the phone system informing workers there was no production work that day.
Kitchener cookie firm, sister to Archway, could emerge from bankruptcySource: The Record
The A & M cookie company of Kitchener, which plans to rename itself Colonial Cookies Corp., could emerge from bankruptcy protection soon if a vote on May 20 confirms it.
A & M is part of the Catterton group which also owned Archway and Mother's cookie companies.
Ellison bakery expands line after losing Archway accountsSource: Journal Gazette
The Ellison bakery used to bake several varieties of cookies for Archway until that company filed bankruptcy and was sold. Now Ellison is expanding its own line of cookie varieties to include several soft cookie types that are very similar to the familiar Archway types.
Ohio town pays homage to reopened Archway cookiesSource: Wall Street Journal
Instead of just throwing a box of chocolate chip or oatmeal baked goods into their shopping carts, those lucky enough to pop into the Ashland, Ohio, store Thursday morning were treated to a special ceremony in honor of the brand, which was purchased out of bankruptcy in December. …
Creditors Sue Catterton for Archway Cookies FraudSource: Local News
The official creditors committee of bankrupt cookie baker Archway Cookies LLC has filed a lawsuit against company officers and directors, plus principals and affiliates of Greenwich-based Catterton Partners, the controlling shareholder.

The initial distress felt by lovers of homestyle cookies at the news that Archway & Mother's Cookies Co.