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Fitch Lovell
Fitch Lovell was a British food manufacturing, transportation, distribution and retail company that started life in 1784, and was finally merged into Booker Group in 1991 after they had purchased it in 1990 for £279.7 million.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=History of Booker Cash & Carry )〕
==Early History==
Fitch Lovell started out in 1784, when James Fitch (1762–1818) opened a cheesemaking business in Leadenhall, London near to St Katherine Cree church,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=London gardens online )〕 which since 1965 has hosted the Fitch Gardens (paid for by Fitch Lovell).
During the 19th century Fitch & Son grew from being a cheesemaker to become a producer and provider of many food products, from cheese to bacon.〔connected histories.org British newspapers 1600-1900〕 In 1839 it had premises in 66 Bishopgate, 83 Leadenhall and 98 Union Street, London,〔Pigots Business Directory 1839〕 while in 1846 it had further premises in 33 New Glocuester Street in Hoxton, 9 Coalville Terrace in Chelsea and 11 High Street, Newington Butts.〔1846 Post Office Directory〕 It held several Royal Warrants,〔oldbaileyonline.org〕 had expanded to provide livestock auctioning 〔foxearth.org.uk〕 and by 1878 was providing dairy products nationwide.〔14 September 1878 Cockermouth Union - National Archives〕
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