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- established year : 1967
- Phone : 0049216698370
- Fax : 004921669837141
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- website : https://www.valensina.de/startseite
- E-mail : info@valensina.de
- youtube link : https://www.youtube.com/valensinade
- Address : Ruckes 90,41238 Mönchengladbach
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About us :
The founder of the Valensina company, Rolf H. Dittmeyer (1921–2009), worked for the food wholesaler Edeka from 1955 and built up a sales network for fresh fruits. In 1960 Dittmeyer set up his own business with the idea of producing fruit juices filled directly into bottles in the harvest country. The brand name "Valensina" was applied for in 1961 and registered in 1963. With its ...
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About us :
The founder of the Valensina company, Rolf H. Dittmeyer (1921–2009), worked for the food wholesaler Edeka from 1955 and built up a sales network for fresh fruits. In 1960 Dittmeyer set up his own business with the idea of producing fruit juices filled directly into bottles in the harvest country. The brand name "Valensina" was applied for in 1961 and registered in 1963. With its fruit juices, Dittmeyer was the exclusive supplier to the Olympic Games from 1972 to 1984. In 1975 the brand "Punica" was added. After a sudden hearing loss in 1984, Dittmeyer sold his group of companies to the US consumer goods manufacturer Procter & Gamble. From 1988 to 1992 Dittmeyer appeared personally in television commercials in which he said, "Either freshly squeezed or Valensina ”advertised Valensina. The media talked about him as "Uncle Dittmeyer". In 1998 Dittmeyer bought back the Valensina brand and built up its own production in Bremen with Dittmeyer KG and around 50 employees. In July 2001 he had to file for bankruptcy. In November 2001, the takeover of the brand by Sportfit Fruchtsaft GmbH & Co. KG (shareholder: almost 75 percent Wilfried Mocken, blocking minority at Underberg AG) became known. The factory in Bremen was not taken over in 2013, Sportfit was merged with Valensina GmbH. Due to the tense situation on the German market, many producers had problems to work economically. To secure the financing, Valensina issued bonds worth 50 million euros in 2011. In the following year, bonds to the value of 15 million euros were issued again. The repayment was due in 2016. In January 2014 it was announced that Valensina was looking for an investor; As early as 2013, the US investment bank Lincoln International was commissioned to look for a buyer. In November 2013, the bank was looking for interested parties for a complete takeover. In November 2015, Valensina confirmed that the European subsidiary of the Thai Boon Rawd Brewery will in future hold a 49% stake in Valensina through a capital increase.
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