Notable Employees
Margaret Thatcher worked as a chemist for the company prior to becoming a Conservative Party MP in 1959, and while working for them she helped develop methods for preserving ice cream. She would go on to lead the Conservative Party in 1975, becoming Britain's first female prime minister in 1979 and serving until 1990.
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