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1929 Associated British Maltsters came into being when the old-established firm of [[Gilstrap, Earp and Co]] changed its name. Associated British Maltsters was to be a holding company, with the malting assets being transferred to a new private company bearing the parent company's original name.<ref>London Daily Chronicle 31 October 1929</ref> | 1929 Associated British Maltsters came into being when the old-established firm of [[Gilstrap, Earp and Co]] changed its name. Associated British Maltsters was to be a holding company, with the malting assets being transferred to a new private company bearing the parent company's original name.<ref>London Daily Chronicle 31 October 1929</ref> | ||
1967 New Malt factory built at Bury St. Edmunds | |||
1972 Acquired by [[Dalgety]] | 1972 Acquired by [[Dalgety]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:17, 3 February 2025
1929 Associated British Maltsters came into being when the old-established firm of Gilstrap, Earp and Co changed its name. Associated British Maltsters was to be a holding company, with the malting assets being transferred to a new private company bearing the parent company's original name.[1]
1967 New Malt factory built at Bury St. Edmunds
1972 Acquired by Dalgety
c.1988 Sold to Harrisons and Crosfield
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ London Daily Chronicle 31 October 1929
- Wikipedia: Dalgety