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George Garfield Weston (born 4 March 1964) is a British businessman. He is a son of Garry Weston. He is Chief Executive of Associated British Foods.

George G. Weston was born in Britain and attended the independent Westminster School. He was educated at New College, Oxford where he gained an MA in PPE, and has an MBA from Harvard Business School.

He was Managing Director of Westmill Foods (who make Allinson Flour)) from 1992-8, then Allied Bakeries from 1999-2003. He was Chief Executive of George Weston Foods Ltd (Australia) from 2003-5. He became CEO of ABF plc in 2005, succeeding Peter Jackson, who had taken over from his father, Garry Weston (who died in 2002) in 1999. His grandfather Willard Garfield Weston set up the family's worldwide food empire, originating in Canada. The Weston family also own Fortnum & Mason and Selfridges.

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Associated British Foods Plc (ABF) is a multinational British companies in the areas of food production and retailing. The headquarters is located in Knightsbridge, London, England.

ABF was founded in 1935 and in 2008 with approximately 96,000 employees in 44 countries with revenues of nearly 8235 million pounds sterling (about € 9667 million for conversion chart 12/2010). The company is listed on the FTSE 100 share index on the London Stock Exchange.

The company is organized into four divisions: Grocery (food), Ingredients, Retail (retail) and Primary Food & Agriculture.

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ACH Food Companies, Inc., USA: Mazola vegetable oils, Tone's (herbs and spices), etc.

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Wander AG, Switzerland (in German speaking)
R. Twining & Co Limited, London, England (acquired 1964)
Twinings North America, Inc., USA
Nambarrie Tea Company, Belfast, Northern Ireland
La Tisanière, Groupe FOODS International SA, France

Products: Ovaltine / tea brand Twinings Ovaltine and of London, Jacksons of Piccadilly, and La Nambarrie Tisanière (herbal tea)

Packaged Foods: In this area, the group offers mainly "ethnic food" to:

G. Costa & Co. Ltd., London, England Costa, Elsenham, Blue Dragon (Asia-products), Geo. Watkins, Rajah (spices), Zest, Patum Peperium and Grey Poupon
Westmill Foods, London, England: Amoy (sauces), Asli Atta (flour), Green Dragon (rice, flour), Guru (basmati rice), Habib (rice), Lucky Boat (noodles), Pride (vegetable oils), Rajah (spices ), Tolly Boy (Rice), Tsingtao (beer), Vitasoy (soy products)

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Associated British Foods plc is a multinational business group British food sector, ingredients and retail sales with annual sales of £ 8,235 billion and more than 96,000 employees in 44 countries. Headquartered in London, England. Listed on the London Stock Exchange and is part of the FTSE 100. ABF subsidiary Primark for retail sales, a clothing chain, brings more than 20% of group turnover.

The company was founded in 1935 by Willard Garfield Weston, initially called Food Investments Limited, a month after the name was changed to Allied Bakeries Limited.1 In 1960 the name was changed again to Associated British Foods. In 1963 the company acquired Fine Fare, a British chain supermercados.2 After the death of the founder in 1978, his son Garry took over the company, while operations in North America came to be controlled by his son Galen. While Garry held the preeminence of the company in the European food market, the growth of ABF was overshadowed by the great performance of George Weston Ltd. in North America.

Fine Fare The company sold in 1986 and in 1991 bought British Sugar.3 In 1997 ABF sold its retail operations in Northern Ireland and the Republic Tesco.4 These companies were: Quinnsworth and Crazy Prices in the Republic of Ireland and Stewarts and Crazy Prices Supermarkets Ltd. in Northern Ireland, the Stewarts chain Winebarrel, Lifestyle sports & Leisure Ltd (a business selling sporting goods and leisure), Kingsway Fresh Foods (a meat processing company) and Daily Wrap Produce (a packing plant fruit and vegetables).

In 2000 the company sold Biscuits.5 Burton in 2004 and bought the business and the business Tone species of yeasts Philp6 Burns and in 2007 bought the Indian food business Patak's.

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