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[...] Manufacturing Company and Hindustan Trading Unit continued in India as separate units of Lever Brothers. All these entities were merged under the Hindustan Lever Ltd umbrella in 1956. In 2007, the [...]

[...] Unie was already exporting Dalda to India. Its Indian entity was called Hindustan Vanaspati Manufacturing Company. Hindustan Vanaspati Manufacturing Company and Hindustan Trading Unit continued [...]

[...] , in the iconic green and yellow packaging. In 1930, Lever Brothers acquired a Dutch company, Margarine Unie, the makers of Dalda, in England. By then, Margarine Unie was already exporting Dalda to [...]

[...] after Veerappan. The late Veerappan is no stranger to Tamils. He is commonly known as Sandalwood smuggler Veerappan, who was active for years in scrub and forest lands covering about 6,000 km in the [...]

[...] as separate units of Lever Brothers. All these entities were merged under the Hindustan Lever Ltd umbrella in 1956. In 2007, the company changed its name to Hindustan Unilever. http:// [...]

[...] under the Hindustan Lever Ltd umbrella in 1956. In 2007, the company changed its name to Hindustan Unilever. http://dalda.co.in/our_story.html Madras hosted some great brands. The tradition of [...]

[...] first soap factory of Lever Brothers was set up in Sewri in Mumbai in May, 1934 after Lever Brothers India Ltd was incorporated in October, 1933. Today, HUL is the biggest consumer goods company in [...]

[...] by Lever Brothers” hit the shores of Kolkata harbour. Sunlight was followed by other iconic soap brands such as Lifebuoy, Pears and Vim. “W.H. Lever could foresee a consumer market in India, when [...]

[...] Hindustan Vanaspati Manufacturing Company. Hindustan Vanaspati Manufacturing Company and Hindustan Trading Unit continued in India as separate units of Lever Brothers. All these entities were merged [...]