"1899 a company called ""Frigorífico Anglo del Uruguay"" (often referred to as ""Anglo"") which originated from Lemco, began making corned beef there, which was sold as ""Fray Bentos Corned Beef"" in the UK. Fifty years later, the company diversified into soups, meatballs and tinned fruit. During the 1990s the focus shifted to pies and puddings, and the company was taken over by the Campbell Soup Company. In 2006 'Campbells UK' was acquired by Premier Foods. The ""Fray Bentos"" brand is now owned in the UK by Baxters, which manufactures the product range in Scotland. The Campbell Soup Company manufactures and"
"have a negative impact on the environment or tourism in either country. The paper mill started operating in November 2007. Fray Bentos has an Industrial Revolution Museum in the former meat processing factory of the Liebig Extract of Meat Company, where thousands of people worked. When it was shut down, the opportunity was taken to create a museum, with the original machinery, and social and cultural artefacts of the technological revolution in Fray Bentos. The museum exhibits the machinery used in the meat and extract of meat process, the buildings, an 1893 Merryweather water-pumping machine, a complete canning plant, a"
"sells Fray Bentos-branded steak and kidney pies in Australia. In 2008, the Brazilian-owned Marfrig Group announced the re-opening of the Liebig factory and the resumption of export of meat products, though at a lower volume than at the original factory. Botnia S.A., a subsidiary of Finnish corporation Metsä-Botnia, built a large cellulose factory (pulp mill) in Fray Bentos to produce bleached eucalyptus pulp; production started in November 2007, and the first shipments were made in December 2007 from the port of Nueva Palmira. Investment in the project was about 1 billion USD. Several groups raised concerns regarding the effects of"
"division. By January 2013 production-line equipment and the manufacturing of Fray Bentos products had been transferred from Long Sutton in Lincolnshire to the Baxters facility in Fochabers. Of the 125 new staff recruited as part of the expansion, 11 transferred from Long Sutton, which according to Baxters helped ensure a smooth transition between the two sites. The production line is accommodated in a two-storey extension to the Fochabers factory and initial production levels were 67,000 tinned pies per week. Fray Bentos was named after the town of Fray Bentos in Uruguay, from which it originally imported meat into the UK."
"countries to process 400 cows an hour. As a result of the demand for Fray Bentos products at this time the Uruguayan currency became more valuable than the US dollar. In the immediate post-war years, the Fray Bentos products were a staple food in Britain. The product range was expanded to include canned meat pies such as steak and kidney and minced beef and onion. In 1958, Vestey began manufacturing Fray Bentos pies in England, and production was moved to a plant in the London Borough of Hackney. In 1964, the use of the brand for corned beef was significantly"
"bleached hardwood kraft pulp (BHKP) from eucalyptus. UPM's pulp mills produce renewable energy in their recovery boilers and provide CO-neutral biomass-based electricity for the Uruguayan markets. In 2011 UPM expanded plantation grounds in Uruguay. In February 2011, UPM announced a plan to build a second nursery in Uruguay to secure the availability of high-quality seedlings and seed material. Argentine and Uruguay had conflict of UPM emissions in 2013. Metsä Botnia, a part of Metsä Group, opened Fray Bentos factory in Uruguay in 2007. It produce annually a million tonnes of cellulose. Until the end of 2009 the owners of Metsä-Botnia"
"pies in Australia. The Fray Bentos brand is best known for the manufacture and sale in the United Kingdom of a range of tinned meat pies such as steak and kidney and minced beef and onion. Since 2011, the brand in the UK has been owned by Baxters, who manufacture Fray Bentos products at their site at Fochabers in Scotland. In addition to meat pies, the range includes tinned meat puddings and tinned meatballs as well as microwaveable meat-based pasta and rice dishes. The popularity of Fray Bentos products, once a staple in the UK and some European countries, has"
"Revolution) is housed in the former works and yards at Fray Bentos. Thousands of people worked in the Frigorífico Anglo del Uruguay, which increased and diversified the use of agricultural products. When it was shut down, the municipality decided to create a museum which would displaying the original machinery, as well as social and cultural artifacts of the technological revolution in Fray Bentos. Dr. Sue Millar, president of the International Cultural Tourism Committee (ICOMOS), said: “Thus there is the chance to save time and massive expenditure on conservation, to retain the exceptional scope and variety of the 19th and 20th"
"others. The eastern half of the department has many pastures for the grazing of sheep and cattle which are an important contributor to the economy of the department. The main industries are again based around agro-industry the most prominent being wineries and dairies. The department also has a fluvial port located in Fray Bentos. Tourism is becoming popular in the department especially in the thermal spas around the area of Las Cañas. Botnia S.A., a subsidiary of Finnish corporation Botnia, is currently building a large cellulose factory in Fray Bentos to produce bleached eucalyptus pulp. The investment in the project"
"Frigorífico Anglo del Uruguay The Frigorífico Anglo del Uruguay was a meatpacking plant located at Fray Bentos, Uruguay, on the Uruguay River bank. In 1924, the Vestey group purchased the old facilities of Liebig Extract of Meat Company and the production went under a new name. Products were sold in Europe under the brand name ""Fray Bentos"". During its peak period, El Anglo had 5,000 workers whose ranks included English, Belgians, Russians, Spanish and Italians. It finally closed in 1979 after Europe and the United States had cut back their purchases from Latin America. Small brick houses with thick walls"
"in October 2011 that he had considered the possibility of an armed conflict with Argentina over the topic, and sought support of the United States (during the presidency of George Bush) in such a case. He had interviews with Condoleezza Rice, and ordered the military commanders to stay ready. Uruguay allowed UPM to increase production at Fray Bentos mill from 1.1 million tonnes a year to 1.3 million tonnes in 2013. Argentina threatened to take Uruguay to the International Court of Justice, despite having lost its earlier case. Uruguay Senator Lucia Topolansky denied that there were plans to construct a"
"sector is able to operate, by not allowing them to cut an excess of trees. Botnia was established in Fray Bentos in 2006. It meets all of the environmental requisites proposed by the IFC and the MIGA. It was also shown how Botnia would in fact help the city of Fray Bentos’ sanitary system by putting their waste through Botnia’s filters. Botnia was sold to UPM in 2009, and they have now also taken the production of biomass energy into their products. Uruguay is a country consisting mostly of prairie land, with only 3.6% of it being high forest. Afforestation"
"the domestic UK and overseas markets, including third-party brands such as Del Monte. During the 1980s, the factory was purchased by Premier Foods when Lockwoods Foods Limited went into administrative receivership. Premier Foods, among other popular food brands, would later produce the popular staple food Fray Bentos canned steak and kidney pie at the Long Sutton factory. Following the sale of the Fray Bentos business to Baxters in 2011, production was moved to Scotland in 2013. The factory facility, is now part of the Princes Food & Drink Group and Long Sutton is their largest food production site in the"
"Brazil (1974), the United States (1980), Tunisia (1984), South Korea and Turkey (1988), Mexico (1989), China (1994), India (1997), Eastern Europe (Poland and Czech Republic in 1995, Romania in 2002 and Slovakia in 2004) to total 33 countries at the end 2017. In May 1980, the company was renamed Valeo, which means ""I am well"" in Latin. Recent acquisitions include German automotive suppliers Peiker and Spheros in 2015, followed by FTE automotive in 2017. In the early 2000s, Valeo initiated a new approach to innovation. Quickly, the Group became a world leader in parking assistance systems using ultrasonic sensors. In"
"city of Fray Bentos grew simultaneously with the factory. The plant played a major role in the development of Uruguay's cattle sector, which is still one of the country's main sources of export products. It attracted many European immigrants and, in its heyday, had 5,000 employees. It is said that an animal was processed every five minutes. Every part of the animal was used. The Liebig Football Club of Fray Bentos, later renamed Club Atlético Anglo, was established in 1905. In 1964, a typhoid outbreak in Aberdeen was traced to Fray Bentos corned beef. Investigations into the 1964 Aberdeen typhoid"
"more than 800 million in 2016,over 4000 employees, and a commercial presence in 35 Countries producing 200,000 units/annum. In 2009 his widow Barbara set up the Nocivelli Award in his memory, a cultural festival promoting contemporary art, which Nocivelli himself was passionate about. In 2016–2017, to commemorate Nocivelli, a friend and supporter of FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano, usually referred to in English as the Italian National Trust), the family contributed to the refurbishment of the facades and colonnade of the Abbey in San Fruttuoso, one of the artistic and architectural assets protected by FAI. Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur -"
"most important centers of Montferrat, one of the best known Italian wine districts in the world, declared officially on 22 June 2014 a UNESCO World Heritage site. Alba is the home of Ferrero's chocolate factories and some mechanical industries. There are links with neighbouring France via the Fréjus and the Colle di Tenda tunnels as well as the Montgenèvre Pass. Piedmont also connects with Switzerland with the Simplon and Great St Bernard passes. It is possible to reach Switzerland via a normal road that crosses Oriental Piedmont starting from Arona and ending in Locarno, on the border with Italy. The"
"in 2007 and moved its Fray Bentos production to its factory in Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. In 2011, the Premier Foods canning division, including Fray Bentos, was bought by Princes Group, but, following an Office of Fair Trading investigation, Princes were required to immediately sell off Fray Bentos on competition grounds. It was bought by Baxters, the current owners, who announced that production would transfer to its site at Fochabers in Scotland. The move was completed in 2013. Baxters have extended the Fray Bentos range to include ""deep fill"" pies and microwaveable bowl products. After an investigation by a BBC One"
"running along the river's edge in Fray Bentos form the ""Barrio Anglo,"" a city-within-a-city where meatpacking workers lived that featured a hospital, a school, a social club and a football squad. Frigorífico Anglo del Uruguay The Frigorífico Anglo del Uruguay was a meatpacking plant located at Fray Bentos, Uruguay, on the Uruguay River bank. In 1924, the Vestey group purchased the old facilities of Liebig Extract of Meat Company and the production went under a new name. Products were sold in Europe under the brand name ""Fray Bentos"". During its peak period, El Anglo had 5,000 workers whose ranks included"
"north between Brazil and Argentina and in the south between Uruguay and Argentina). Argentines residing mainly in Gualeguaychú, Entre Ríos, about 35 km from Fray Bentos, had been concerned that ENCE's pulp mill would pollute the river. Also, some demonstrations had been organized against ENCE. After ENCE received its permit, another company, the Finnish Botnia, made public their intention to consider the same area for another pulp mill. Botnia received the environmental authorization to build a mill in February 2005. The Uruguay River is shared by the two countries and is protected by a treaty, which requires both parties to"
"and has 18 productive facilities. It also controls a number of companies, the main ones being: In Italy In Europe In the Rest of the World The Group operates via 25 productive facilities: 18 located throughout Italy, 2 in France, 3 in Brazil, 1 in United Kingdom and 1 in New Zealand.[1] Bologna Pasturago di Vernate (MI) Usmate Velate (MB) Soliera (MO) Gioia del Colle (BA) Castrovillari (CS) Anzio (RM) Sestu (CA) Villagrande Strisaili (OG) Montemiccioli (PI) Parma Bologna Coriano (RN) Bomborto (MO) Brescia (BS) Parma F.I.CO. Eataly World Bologna (BO) Campagne-lès-Wardrecques (FR) Saint-Genix-sur-Guiers (FR) Auckland (NZ) Willenhall (UK) Andrelândia"
"in Asunción, heard the allegations and, on 7 September, ruled that Argentina had acted ""on good faith"", and rejected the request for monetary sanctions, but it noted the blockades had caused ""undeniable inconveniences to both Uruguayan and Argentine trade, in addition the violation of the free circulation right."" Both governments acknowledged the tribunal's report as positive to their respective causes. On 20 September 2006, the management of ENCE's mill dismissed 40 of its employees. The implicit cancellation of the project was confirmed the next day, when the company's president Juan Luis Arregui announced that the construction of the Fray Bentos"
"plant where the meat was cooked, a laboratory, etc. It also has a museum for the artist Luis Alberto Solari, who was born in the city. The Miguel Young Theatre is an important cultural landmark. Fray Bentos has its own football league, the Liga Departamental de Fútbol de Río Negro, established in 1912, made up of 14 teams. Among the most notable are Fray Bentos Fútbol Club, Club Atlético Anglo and Laureles Fútbol Club. The title character of Borges' short story ""Funes el Memorioso"" was from Fray Bentos. Villa Independencia Airport serves Fray Bentos, but has no commercial air service."
"declined in recent decades and, in 2011, it was reported that sales had been flat at around £30 million per year for the previous ten years. Tinned meat products, including Fray Bentos, now have a down-market image. According to the ""Financial Times"", Fray Bentos products ""may engender sneers"" but they also have a ""cult following"" in the UK. Baxters describes Fray Bentos as ""an iconic British brand"". Campbell's Soup Company manufactures and sells steak and kidney pies in Australia under the Fray Bentos brand name. In 1865, Liebig's Extract of Meat Company was founded in Britain by German chemist Justus"
"Fray Bentos was bought by Campbell's in 1993 and sold onto Premier Foods as part of the sale of the US food group's UK assets in 2006. Since the acquisition, Baxters has introduced new products under the Fray Bentos brand, such as soups in August 2012 and instant hot meals (Fray Bentos Hunger Busters) in June 2014. Baxters withdrew from the chilled soups sector in 2008 and sold its Grimbsy factory to Northern Foods, attributing the move to strong competition in the sector and a desire to focus on more profitable products. In May 2016 Baxters announced that up to"
"Bonvesta properties from its real estates. The production of UPM is based on renewable raw-materials which are biodegradable and recyclable. Every UPM pulp and paper mill in Europe and the UPM Frey Bentos in Uruguay are EMAS-certified. In 2013 the paper mill in Changshu was the first paper mill in China to receive such a certificate. 78% of electricity produced by the company is carbon dioxide neutral. UPM is the only paper company which is listed in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices and the only forest industry company invited to the United Nations Global Compact LEAD sustainability leadership platform. The"
"using the original Fenton mold designs, including the Fenton emblem, continues to be produced at another factory in nearby Ohio, while handcrafted jewelry and hand painted items will continue to be offered at the new Fenton Art Glass Gift Shop at 2242 Williams Highway, Williamstown, WV 26187. In 2015, Fenton’s glass bead jewelry business was purchased by John Barton Company of Philadelphia, PA. Today, the company operates a manufacturing and fulfillment facility in both West Virginia and Philadelphia, producing glass beads for the wholesale and retail markets, as well as selling directly to consumers through a Fenton Glass Jewelry's online"
"Japan. Metal cutting tools, steel products, wear resistant tools, civil engineering tools, and friction materials Automobile, construction, aerospace, infrastructure, oil & gas, and heavy industries (power, rail and ship building) Japan, US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Germany, France, Italy, Czech Republic, Spain, Sweden, Russia, Poland, UK, Hungary, Turkey, the Netherlands, Croatia, China, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, South Korea, Malaysia, and Australia Tungaloy Corporation August 2008 marked a turning point for the company, as Tungaloy became a member of the International Metalworking Companies (IMC), owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway. This acquisition led to rapid installation of latest machinery and automation"
"effect when used for local sewage treatment as well. Before the construction of the mill, sewage from the city of Fray Bentos was discharged to the river untreated. These claims were backed by neutral expert statements given to the IFC. On 30 April 2005, just two months after President Vazquez and his government took power in Uruguay and two months after the mills were publicly approved, a large group of 10,000-20,000 people (residents of Gualeguaychú and nearby, as well as environmental groups from Argentina) blocked the international Libertador General San Martín Bridge (between Gualeguaychú and Fray Bentos) protesting the installation"
"the Claude Monet Foundation approached the company and asked them to pay homage to the artist by creating a collection inspired by him. Thereafter, a collection was created for the Victoria and Albert Museum in London based on works by William Morris. Frey Wille Frey Wille GmbH & Co KG, usually branded as ""FREYWILLE"", is an enamel jewellery manufacturer based in Vienna, Austria founded in 1951. The label is known for its hand decorated designs that are based on the works of 19th and 20th century artists. Next to its headquarters in Vienna, the company operates 86 shops worldwide. The"
"more than 86 boutiques in 30 countries on 4 continents. The company employs more than 500 employees, a large part of them in Vienna. In 2011, the company opened various stores in new cities they were not previously present in, most notably in New York City on Madison Avenue. Other major cities in which the company has several boutiques are Moscow, Paris, Bogotá, Beijing, Hong Kong, Dubai, Istanbul and its city of origin, Vienna. Frey Wille was started as a workshop solely dedicated to enamel jewellery. Recently, the company added watches to its product line, especially a gold watch line."
"the world: Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Montmeló, Spain; Nürburgring, Germany; Stuttgart-Untertürkheim, Germany; and Monza, Italy. The ""Museo Juan Manuel Fangio"" was established in Balcarce (Fangio's birthplace) in 1986. Argentina's largest oil company, Repsol YPF, launched the ""Fangio XXI"" gas brand. The Zonda 2005 C12 F was originally intended to be named ""Fangio F1,"" but was changed out of respect after his death. Maserati created a special website in 2007 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his fifth and final world championship triumph. A Mercedes-Benz W196R Formula 1 race car, driven by Fangio in his World Championship-qualifying Grand"
"and maintaining the production site in Alessandria (Piedmont). In 2017, on the occasion of the 160th anniversary of the company, the Italian Ministry of Economic Development recognized Borsalino as one of the 'Excellencies of the production system', dedicating it a stamp worth €0.95. Borsalino manufacturing has remained faithful to a production process that represents the cultural values of the company, handed down from generation to generation. The hats continue to be produced in Alessandria by combining industrial technology and the spirit craftsmanship. The felt models, created from fur fibers, require more than 50 manual steps and seven weeks of work"