Print A former Vista wholesale bakery, along with its lender and others, is being cited by the state for failing to pay back wages and related penalties totaling nearly $1.3 million for 189 employees who lost their jobs more than two years ago when the business closed. The California Labor Commissioner announced this week that it had not only issued citations but also sued a number of entities, including the former Baked in the Sun wholesale bakery, which shuttered in late 2018 after two decades of providing baked goods to coffee houses, hotels, hospitals and schools throughout Southern California. At the time it closed, its customers included Whole Foods Market, Costco Wholesale and Sprouts Farmers Market, according to its website at the time.