EJR Manufacturing - Revision history

Admin at 04:02, 29 May 2012

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	In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.		In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.

-	In 1986, Edwin Richards met C. Yoon and Richards becomes interested ~~in investing~~ in Yoon's [[Jayatsu Manufacturing\|Jayatsu America]]. Edwin ~~pressured EJR Manufacturing into investing into Jayatsu America but Kevin~~ Richards ~~kept on refusing. So by the end of the year, Edwin Richards founded a new company,~~ EJR2, to invest into Jayatsu America. By mid 1987, EJR2 had a 49% share in Jayatsu America~~. However, Edwin Richards passed away a few months later and EJR2 was passed on to Kevin Richards. However, Edwin only gave 25% of Jayatsu America instead of the full 49%~~.	+	In 1986, Edwin Richards met C. Yoon and Richards becomes interested in Yoon's [[Jayatsu Manufacturing\|Jayatsu America]]. Edwin Richards founds EJR2, to invest into Jayatsu America. By mid 1987, EJR2 had a 49% share in Jayatsu America.

	In 1988, Cool Breeze Beverages introduced Edwin Beverages and begins selling them by the end of the year. AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages. EJR2 is now run under EJR Manufacturing.		In 1988, Cool Breeze Beverages introduced Edwin Beverages and begins selling them by the end of the year. AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages. EJR2 is now run under EJR Manufacturing.

71.7.153.5 at 05:34, 31 August 2009

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	In mid 2008, Adam Richards decided to resign as President of EJR Manufacturing by the end of the year.		In mid 2008, Adam Richards decided to resign as President of EJR Manufacturing by the end of the year.

-	In 2009, Alex Richards steps down as CEO of Am-Kor and is replaced with Ralph James. Alex moves back to President of EJR Manufacturing replacing Adam Richards. It was announced that EJR Manufacturing has been in financial trouble since 2005. In May, EJR purchased the rights to produce and manufacture Edwin Beverages from Cool Breeze Beverages. In August 2009, the ownership of EJR was given to the Am-Kor Group.	+	In 2009, Alex Richards steps down as CEO of Am-Kor and is replaced with Ralph James. Alex moves back to President of EJR Manufacturing replacing Adam Richards. It was announced that EJR Manufacturing has been in financial trouble since 2005. In May, EJR purchased the rights to produce and manufacture Edwin Beverages from Cool Breeze Beverages.
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		+	In August 2009, the ownership of EJR was given to the Am-Kor Group. Alex Richards announced that on September 1, 2009, The Richards Box Company will separate from EJR and will be owned by the Am-Kor Group. TRBC will operate as a separate company and Patrick Payten has been hired as CEO. Richards also announced that it has purchased the RoV Bottling Company from Ralph James and plan on starting production later in the year.
	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Am-Kor Limited]]		* [[Am-Kor Limited]]
	* [[Richards Motor Company]]		* [[Richards Motor Company]]
	[[Category: EJR Manufacturing]]		[[Category: EJR Manufacturing]]

LEFA98 at 02:09, 20 August 2009

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-	'''EJR Manufacturing''' is an American manufacturing company founded in 1938 by Edwin J. Richards.	+	'''EJR Manufacturing''' is an American manufacturing company founded in 1938 by Edwin J. Richards. As of August 2009, EJR is owned by The Am-Kor Group.

	In 1935, Edwin Richards purchased a manufacturing plant that went bankrupt and closed.		In 1935, Edwin Richards purchased a manufacturing plant that went bankrupt and closed.
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	In mid 2008, Adam Richards decided to resign as President of EJR Manufacturing by the end of the year.		In mid 2008, Adam Richards decided to resign as President of EJR Manufacturing by the end of the year.

-	In 2009, Alex Richards steps down as CEO of Am-Kor and is replaced with Ralph James. Alex moves back to President of EJR Manufacturing replacing Adam Richards. It was announced that EJR Manufacturing has been in financial trouble since 2005. In May, EJR purchased the rights to produce and manufacture Edwin Beverages from Cool Breeze Beverages.	+	In 2009, Alex Richards steps down as CEO of Am-Kor and is replaced with Ralph James. Alex moves back to President of EJR Manufacturing replacing Adam Richards. It was announced that EJR Manufacturing has been in financial trouble since 2005. In May, EJR purchased the rights to produce and manufacture Edwin Beverages from Cool Breeze Beverages. In August 2009, the ownership of EJR was given to the Am-Kor Group.
	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Am-Kor Limited]]		* [[Am-Kor Limited]]
	* [[Richards Motor Company]]		* [[Richards Motor Company]]
	[[Category: EJR Manufacturing]]		[[Category: EJR Manufacturing]]

LEFA98 at 03:58, 1 May 2009

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	In mid 2008, Adam Richards decided to resign as President of EJR Manufacturing by the end of the year.		In mid 2008, Adam Richards decided to resign as President of EJR Manufacturing by the end of the year.

-	In 2009, Alex Richards steps down as CEO of Am-Kor and is replaced with Ralph James. Alex moves back to President of EJR Manufacturing replacing Adam Richards. It was announced that EJR Manufacturing has been in financial trouble since 2005.	+	In 2009, Alex Richards steps down as CEO of Am-Kor and is replaced with Ralph James. Alex moves back to President of EJR Manufacturing replacing Adam Richards. It was announced that EJR Manufacturing has been in financial trouble since 2005. In May, EJR purchased the rights to produce and manufacture Edwin Beverages from Cool Breeze Beverages.
	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Am-Kor Limited]]		* [[Am-Kor Limited]]
	* [[Richards Motor Company]]		* [[Richards Motor Company]]
	[[Category: EJR Manufacturing]]		[[Category: EJR Manufacturing]]

LEFA98 at 02:54, 19 April 2009

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	In 1966, EJR purchased a box manufacturing plant. In 1968, it is renamed to EJR Box Company.		In 1966, EJR purchased a box manufacturing plant. In 1968, it is renamed to EJR Box Company.
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		+	In 1968, EJR purchased a share in Armstrong's Household Products.

	in 1972, the RMC Hurricane was unveiled. The reception was mostly positive, however, RMC was losing money fast and could not even afford to produce the Hurricane. By 1973, the Hurricane was canceled and RMC officially closed in 1975.		in 1972, the RMC Hurricane was unveiled. The reception was mostly positive, however, RMC was losing money fast and could not even afford to produce the Hurricane. By 1973, the Hurricane was canceled and RMC officially closed in 1975.
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		+	In 1973, EJR purchased majority ownership in Armstrong's Household Products from Ross Armstrong.

	In 1974, Edwin J. Richards decided to pass on his company to his son. Kevin Richards becomes President of EJR Manufacturing. Edwin steps down to vice president.		In 1974, Edwin J. Richards decided to pass on his company to his son. Kevin Richards becomes President of EJR Manufacturing. Edwin steps down to vice president.
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	In 1979, EJR Box Company expands.		In 1979, EJR Box Company expands.
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		+	In 1982, EJR renames Armstrong's Household Products to Armstrong Household Products.

	In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.		In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.

LEFA98 at 18:04, 28 March 2009

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	In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.		In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.

-	In 1986, Edwin Richards met C. Yoon and Richards becomes interested in investing in Yoon's [[Jayatsu ~~America~~\|Jayatsu ~~Manufacturing~~]]. Edwin pressured EJR Manufacturing into investing into Jayatsu America but Kevin Richards kept on refusing. So by the end of the year, Edwin Richards founded a new company, EJR2, to invest into Jayatsu America. By mid 1987, EJR2 had a 49% share in Jayatsu America. However, Edwin Richards passed away a few months later and EJR2 was passed on to Kevin Richards.	+	In 1986, Edwin Richards met C. Yoon and Richards becomes interested in investing in Yoon's [[Jayatsu Manufacturing\|Jayatsu America]]. Edwin pressured EJR Manufacturing into investing into Jayatsu America but Kevin Richards kept on refusing. So by the end of the year, Edwin Richards founded a new company, EJR2, to invest into Jayatsu America. By mid 1987, EJR2 had a 49% share in Jayatsu America. However, Edwin Richards passed away a few months later and EJR2 was passed on to Kevin Richards. However, Edwin only gave 25% of Jayatsu America instead of the full 49%.

	In 1988, Cool Breeze Beverages introduced Edwin Beverages and begins selling them by the end of the year. AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages. EJR2 is now run under EJR Manufacturing.		In 1988, Cool Breeze Beverages introduced Edwin Beverages and begins selling them by the end of the year. AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages. EJR2 is now run under EJR Manufacturing.

24.215.122.241 at 07:43, 28 March 2009

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	In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.		In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.

-	In ~~1987~~, ~~Cool Breeze Beverages introduces~~ Edwin ~~Beverages~~ and ~~begins selling them~~ by the end of the year. ~~AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages~~.	+	In 1986, Edwin Richards met C. Yoon and Richards becomes interested in investing in Yoon's [[Jayatsu America\|Jayatsu Manufacturing]]. Edwin pressured EJR Manufacturing into investing into Jayatsu America but Kevin Richards kept on refusing. So by the end of the year, Edwin Richards founded a new company, EJR2, to invest into Jayatsu America. By mid 1987, EJR2 had a 49% share in Jayatsu America. However, Edwin Richards passed away a few months later and EJR2 was passed on to Kevin Richards.

-	In 1989, Kevin Richards' son, Alex Richards, became vice-president of EJR Manufacturing.	+	In 1988, Cool Breeze Beverages introduced Edwin Beverages and begins selling them by the end of the year. AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages. EJR2 is now run under EJR Manufacturing.
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		+	In 1989, Kevin Richards' son, Alex Richards, became vice-president of EJR Manufacturing. A new partnership is formed between Jayatsu Industrial and EJR2.

	In 1991, EJR Box Company was renamed The Richards Box Company.		In 1991, EJR Box Company was renamed The Richards Box Company.
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		+	In 1992, EJR2 was merged with EJR Manufacturing.

	In 1993 a partnership was formed between EJR Manufacturing and Jayatsu Industrial. A new company was created to represent both companies called [[Am-Kor Limited]].		In 1993 a partnership was formed between EJR Manufacturing and Jayatsu Industrial. A new company was created to represent both companies called [[Am-Kor Limited]].

LEFA98 at 07:04, 28 March 2009

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	In 1935, Edwin Richards purchased a manufacturing plant that went bankrupt and closed.		In 1935, Edwin Richards purchased a manufacturing plant that went bankrupt and closed.

-	In 1938, Edwin ~~Eichards~~ launched EJR Manufacturing.	+	In 1938, Edwin Richards launched EJR Manufacturing.

	In 1942, EJR Manufacturing began making supplies and equipment for World War II under ER War Supplies.		In 1942, EJR Manufacturing began making supplies and equipment for World War II under ER War Supplies.
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	In 1991, EJR Box Company was renamed The Richards Box Company.		In 1991, EJR Box Company was renamed The Richards Box Company.

-	In 1993 ~~when~~ a partnership was formed between EJR Manufacturing and Jayatsu Industrial. A new company was created to represent both companies called [[Am-Kor Limited]].	+	In 1993 a partnership was formed between EJR Manufacturing and Jayatsu Industrial. A new company was created to represent both companies called [[Am-Kor Limited]].

	In 1996, Alex Richards became head of EJR Manufacturing after Kevin Richards retired in 1995.		In 1996, Alex Richards became head of EJR Manufacturing after Kevin Richards retired in 1995.
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	In 1998, Alex Richards became the CEO of [[Am-Kor Limited]]. Alex's brother, Adam Richards became President of EJR Manufacturing. Cool Breeze Beverages stops selling Edwin Beverages.		In 1998, Alex Richards became the CEO of [[Am-Kor Limited]]. Alex's brother, Adam Richards became President of EJR Manufacturing. Cool Breeze Beverages stops selling Edwin Beverages.
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-	~~In 2001, EJR Manufacturing sold their remaining share of Cool Breeze Beverages.~~

	In 2002, RMC was relaunched.		In 2002, RMC was relaunched.

-	In 2008, Adam Richards decided to resign as President of EJR Manufacturing ~~in 2009~~.	+	In 2006, EJR Manufacturing sold their remaining share of Cool Breeze Beverages.
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		+	In late 2007 AdCon Industries bought a minority share in EJR Manufacturing. Rumors began that EJR Manufacturing was being sold to AdCon Industries.
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		+	In mid 2008, Adam Richards decided to resign as President of EJR Manufacturing by the end of the year.

-	In 2009, Alex Richards steps down as CEO of Am-Kor and is replaced with Ralph James. Alex moves back to President of EJR Manufacturing replacing Adam Richards.	+	In 2009, Alex Richards steps down as CEO of Am-Kor and is replaced with Ralph James. Alex moves back to President of EJR Manufacturing replacing Adam Richards. It was announced that EJR Manufacturing has been in financial trouble since 2005.
	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Am-Kor Limited]]		* [[Am-Kor Limited]]
	* [[Richards Motor Company]]		* [[Richards Motor Company]]
	[[Category: EJR Manufacturing]]		[[Category: EJR Manufacturing]]

LEFA98 at 00:52, 19 March 2009

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	in 1972, the RMC Hurricane was unveiled. The reception was mostly positive, however, RMC was losing money fast and could not even afford to produce the Hurricane. By 1973, the Hurricane was canceled and RMC officially closed in 1975.		in 1972, the RMC Hurricane was unveiled. The reception was mostly positive, however, RMC was losing money fast and could not even afford to produce the Hurricane. By 1973, the Hurricane was canceled and RMC officially closed in 1975.

-	In 1974, Edwin J. Richards decided to pass on his company to his son ~~and to retire~~. Kevin Richards becomes President of EJR ~~MAnufacturing in September 1974~~.	+	In 1974, Edwin J. Richards decided to pass on his company to his son. Kevin Richards becomes President of EJR Manufacturing. Edwin steps down to vice president.

	In 1976, EJR Manufacturing purchased Cool Breeze Beverages, a small juice manufacturer.		In 1976, EJR Manufacturing purchased Cool Breeze Beverages, a small juice manufacturer.
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	In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.		In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.

-	In 1987, AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages.	+	In 1987, Cool Breeze Beverages introduces Edwin Beverages and begins selling them by the end of the year. AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages.

	In 1989, Kevin Richards' son, Alex Richards, became vice-president of EJR Manufacturing.		In 1989, Kevin Richards' son, Alex Richards, became vice-president of EJR Manufacturing.
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	In 1997, EJR Manufacturing sold a minority share of Cool Breeze Beverages.		In 1997, EJR Manufacturing sold a minority share of Cool Breeze Beverages.

-	In 1998, Alex Richards became the CEO of [[Am-Kor Limited]]. Alex's brother, Adam Richards became President of EJR Manufacturing.	+	In 1998, Alex Richards became the CEO of [[Am-Kor Limited]]. Alex's brother, Adam Richards became President of EJR Manufacturing. Cool Breeze Beverages stops selling Edwin Beverages.

	In 2001, EJR Manufacturing sold their remaining share of Cool Breeze Beverages.		In 2001, EJR Manufacturing sold their remaining share of Cool Breeze Beverages.

LEFA98 at 00:46, 19 March 2009

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	In 1976, EJR Manufacturing purchased Cool Breeze Beverages, a small juice manufacturer.		In 1976, EJR Manufacturing purchased Cool Breeze Beverages, a small juice manufacturer.
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		+	In 1979, EJR Box Company expands.
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		+	In 1985, EJR Manufacturing purchased a controlling interest in AIM Brewing Company, a small alcohol beverage manufacturer.
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		+	In 1987, AIM Brewing Company is now manufactured under Cool Breeze Beverages.

	In 1989, Kevin Richards' son, Alex Richards, became vice-president of EJR Manufacturing.		In 1989, Kevin Richards' son, Alex Richards, became vice-president of EJR Manufacturing.