Difference between revisions of "Brown and Polson"
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Brown and Polson commenced producing starch and cornflour in Paisley in the 1860s. It later became CPC Foods Ltd, a subsidiary of Unilever, which produced Hellmann's mayonnaise, Gerber baby foods and Knorr soups. The company ceased production in Paisley in 2002. | '''Brown and Polson''' commenced producing starch and cornflour in Paisley in the 1860s. | ||
* It later became CPC Foods Ltd, a subsidiary of Unilever, which produced Hellmann's mayonnaise, Gerber baby foods and Knorr soups. | |||
* The company ceased production in Paisley in 2002. | |||
Revision as of 08:35, 17 December 2008
Brown and Polson commenced producing starch and cornflour in Paisley in the 1860s.
- It later became CPC Foods Ltd, a subsidiary of Unilever, which produced Hellmann's mayonnaise, Gerber baby foods and Knorr soups.
- The company ceased production in Paisley in 2002.