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    Post Pre-20th century food companies that have survived to this day

    Quite a few famous European food companies were founded in the 1800's, some even earlier. In fact, a good deal of the most famous names on the market have a relatively long history, which they do not forget to remind consumers by indicating the founding date on their packaging.

    Dallmayr (delicatessen) : 1671
    Twinings (tea) : 1706
    Fortnum & Mason (tea) : 1707
    Douwe Egberts (coffee) : 1753
    Schweppes (tonic) : 1783
    Evian (water) : 1826
    Lea & Perrins (sauce) : 1838
    Cointreau (liquor) : 1849
    Gancia (liquor) : 1850
    Gervais (dairy) : 1852
    Vittel (water) : 1854
    Mariage Frères (tea) : 1854
    Neuhaus (chocolate) : 1857
    Bertolli (pasta) : 1865
    Nestlé (baby food) : 1866
    Côte D'Or (chocolate) : 1870
    Martini & Rossi (liquor) : 1879
    Grand Marnier (liquor) : 1880
    Tiptree (jam) : 1885
    Fauchon (delicatessen) : 1886
    Taylor's of Harrogate (tea) : 1886
    De Cecco (pasta) : 1887
    Materne (jam) : 1888
    Lipton (tea) : 1890
    Rombouts (coffee) : 1896
    Perrier (water) : 1898
    San Pellegrino (water) : 1899


    Naturally, a lot of famous wines, whiskys and beers have a much longer history, particularily beers (anc cheeses) that often go back to the Middle Ages.
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