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1962 A large factory was opened at Peterlee, replacing the orginal factory in Newcastle<ref>The Times Aug. 2, 1962</ref> | |||
1966 The Tudor Crisp company was a subsidiary of [[Smith's Potato Crisps]], so became part of [[Smiths Food Group]] | 1966 The Tudor Crisp company was a subsidiary of [[Smith's Potato Crisps]], so became part of [[Smiths Food Group]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:01, 29 April 2021
of Peterlee, maker of crisps
1962 A large factory was opened at Peterlee, replacing the orginal factory in Newcastle[1]
1966 The Tudor Crisp company was a subsidiary of Smith's Potato Crisps, so became part of Smiths Food Group
1967 Test marketed the new Salt'n'Vinegar crisps[2]
1972 A subsidiary of Tom's Foods
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