Talk:Duyvis

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Plagarism edit

Latest comment: 9 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

In searching for references to add to the article, I discovered that the article was largely copied from Geni.com especially the last paragraph...

In 1958 the company recieves the status of "Royal" and in 1961 the company sells bagged peanuts and other nuts. That same year the company is taken over by Akzo, which means the end of a 150 year old family business. The takeover means that the company looses it´s "Royal" status. In 1987 Duyvis is taken over by Douwe Egberts. A new factory is built in Zaandam and Duyvis becomes the largest peanut and nut brand in the Netherlands. In 2006 Douwe Egberts (part of Sara Lee) sells Duyvis to soft drink and snack manufacturer Pepsico. Pepsico is amongst others the owner of brands Pepsi, Lay´s and Quaker. In 2006 Duyvis celebrated it´s 200th anniversary..

As time permits I will edit accordingly. ```Buster Seven Talk 19:13, 21 August 2014 (UTC)Reply

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