Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company

The Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company was founded by brothers Charles and George Page in 1866, marking a significant development in the dairy industry. Located in Switzerland, the company made history by opening Europe's first condensed-milk factory the same year it was established.

This pioneering move not only positioned the company as a leader in the dairy market but also revolutionized the way milk was preserved and consumed across Europe. The establishment of the factory was a critical event, providing a reliable supply of condensed milk which was especially important during times when fresh milk was not readily available.