Corporate Body

Fred Walker and Company (1921? - 1935)

From
1921?
Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
1935
Functions
Exports or Imports and Food or beverage industry
Location
Port Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

Fred Walker started in business in 1899 and by 1908 was well established as an importer and exporter. Around 1910 he began canning food for export and in 1918 commenced the manufacture of Bonox. Vegemite was a major innovation from 1923 and in 1926 he formed the Kraft Walker Cheese Company Pty Ltd. These companies amalgamated in 1935.

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 1921? - 1935 Fred Walker and Company
       1935? - 1950? Kraft Walker Cheese Company Limited
             1950 - Kraft Foods Limited

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