Corporate Body

Cherry and Sons (1890s - ?)

From
1890s
Gisborne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Food or beverage industry
Location
Gisborne, Victoria

Summary

Cherry and Sons, of Gisborne, are said to have brought the first equipment for testing the fat content in dairy products (especially milk) to Australia, in November 1892. The company was established by Edward Cherry who was born in England about 1831 and arrived in Australia in 1855.

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