Fissan
| Product type | Personal care |
|---|---|
| Owner | Sara Lee Corporation Unilever(Current) |
| Introduced | 1999 |
| Website | www |
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Fissan is a foot powder, cosmetics, household uses and other powder materials was manufactured by Sara Lee Corporation. Now, in 2013, it was been use under Unilever brand instead. The logo is FISSAN with a check mark on the A word.
History[edit]
Fissan was founded in 1930 with the powder and paste that was named Fissan to protect the skin of babies and children. For more than 80 years Fissan has carried a range of products from selected ingredients and the hypoallergenic formula. <http://www.fissan.com/Articoli/Dettaglio/417032/chi-siamo> 1882 began the Wormser Apotheker Rudolf Pizzala with the production of bio-based antidepressants, initially on a small scale with about six employees in 1897. The chemist Arthur Sauer between (1874-1946) and became in 1898 started the operation. He specialized in milk preparations on the chemical basis of casein and named his company German Milchwerke Dr. A. Sauer. An expansion was carried out including through the establishment of branch operations - for example, in Stockheim (Upper Hesse).
According to its own research on milk protein originated from the mid-1920s a product range of powders, pastes, oils and soaps under the brand Fissan that has been successful worldwide. Fissan is a word created from the Latin terms "fissure" and "sanare" and translates as "heal a wound". The company was on the basis of this success in the 1930s, a major employer in the Hessian mountain road. 1934 the company already had 160 workers and employees as well as 50 commercial employees who lived partly in a newly built factory house.
After the occupation Zwingenbergs by American troops on March 27, 1945, the plants and parts of the factory housing, as well as the Villa Sauer, were confiscated. The outsourced production could be resumed already on 30 April 1945th After expropriation and Spruchkammer method Arthur Sauer died on November 29, 1946 under unclear circumstances.
New head was the chemist Veith, who led the company in the 1950s and 1960s. 1969 took over Preussag two thirds of the shares, the remaining third was held by the Kinzinger family. On March 1, 1970, Preussag acquired the remaining shares. The Fissan plant was sold to the Darmstadt chemical company Merck, who continued the brand, however, closed down the factory.
From the mid-1990s the Fissan brand by Sara Lee Germany GmbH was used. In spring 2007, the brand stayed under the name Fissan Kids relaunched, in the episode arose from a collaboration with the Coppenrath Verlag product lines Fissan Kids Lillifee and Fissan Kids Felix. In 2010, Unilever took over the company and the brand.
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