In 1924, the pharmacists Hans Trojel and V. H. Meyer establish Toms Chocolate factory. The company functions as a wholesaler selling other factories' products. In 1938 Toms starts its production of the Gold-Bar. In 1950 Toms is awarded the predicate 'by Appointment to the Royal Danish Court'. Between 1954-56 Toms in Sweden is established with its own warehouse and sales unit. Victor B. Strand expands the business and acquires Anthon Berg in 1954, Helvetia in 1954, Reichardt in 1955 and Østrup-Jeppesen in 1955. In 1971 Toms Group acquires Galle & Jessen, Denmark's oldest chocolate factory. In 2012 Toms Group acquires German Hanseatische Chocolade thereby taking over the two brands Hachez and Feodora.
Denmark (Ballerup)
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