Difference between revisions of "Kodak's international plants"
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||French [[Kodak Brownie Flash|Brownie Flash]] | ||French [[Kodak Brownie Flash|Brownie Flash]] | ||
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|align=center|Spanish [[Kodak Instamatic 25 Camera|Instamatic 25]] | |align=center|Spanish [[Kodak Instamatic 25 Camera|Instamatic 25]] | ||
||Brazilian [[Kodak Rio-400]] | ||Brazilian [[Kodak Rio-400]] | ||
| + | |align=center|Canadian [[Vest Pocket Kodak|Vest Pocket]] | ||
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| − | For ¾ of the 20th century [[Kodak]] was the world's dominating power in [[photography]] industry. It was based in the [[United States of America|USA]]'s optics industry capital [[Rochester]]. Soon after its first successes it founded plants elsewhere in the world. Mainly the plants in [[Great Britain]] and [[Germany]] were developing own Kodak camera types. So this article is dedicated to the Kodak plants in other parts of the world. The British and the German plants and their products are covered in the articles [[Kodak Ltd.]] and [[Kodak AG]]. | + | For ¾ of the 20th century [[Kodak]] was the world's dominating power in [[photography]] industry. It was based in the [[United States of America|USA]]'s optics industry capital [[Rochester]]. Soon after its first successes it founded plants elsewhere in the world. Mainly the plants in [[Great Britain]] and [[Germany]] were developing own Kodak camera types. So this article is dedicated to the Kodak plants in other parts of the world. The British and the German plants and their products are covered in the articles about [[Kodak Ltd.]] and [[Kodak AG]]. |
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| − | In 1980 the international plants outside U.S., U.K. and Germany were | + | In 1980 the international plants outside U.S., U.K. and Germany were<ref>international plants except China and Spain according to the 1980 Kodak brochure "Kodak Milestones"</ref>: |
| − | Canada, France, Australia, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. Further plants are or were in Spain and [[China]]. | + | Canada, [[France]], Australia, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. Further plants are or were in Spain and [[China]]. |
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===Brazil=== | ===Brazil=== | ||
*adress: '''Kodak Brasileira Comércio e Indústria Ltda.''', Sao Paolo | *adress: '''Kodak Brasileira Comércio e Indústria Ltda.''', Sao Paolo | ||
| − | *products: photographic papers | + | *products: photographic papers and cameras |
===Mexico=== | ===Mexico=== | ||
*adress: '''Kodak Industrial, S.A. de C.V.''', Guadalajara | *adress: '''Kodak Industrial, S.A. de C.V.''', Guadalajara | ||
| − | *products: photographic [[film]]s | + | *products: photographic [[film]]s and cameras |
===Spain=== | ===Spain=== | ||
*adress: '''Kodak S.A.''', Madrid | *adress: '''Kodak S.A.''', Madrid | ||
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For ¾ of the 20th century Kodak was the world's dominating power in photography industry. It was based in the USA's optics industry capital Rochester. Soon after its first successes it founded plants elsewhere in the world. Mainly the plants in Great Britain and Germany were developing own Kodak camera types. So this article is dedicated to the Kodak plants in other parts of the world. The British and the German plants and their products are covered in the articles about Kodak Ltd. and Kodak AG.
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| Australian Kodak Brownie Flash II | Mexican Kodak KB 10 | Argentinian Instamatic 154X | Chinese Kodak Advantix 2000 AUTO |
| image by aussie julie "life through a lens" | image by Capt Kodak | image by Lean (inkel) | image by U. Kulick |
In 1980 the international plants outside U.S., U.K. and Germany were[1]:
Canada, France, Australia, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. Further plants are or were in Spain and China.
Canada
- adress: Kodak Canada Limited, Toronto
- products: photographic films, papers, chemicals and cameras
France
- adress: Kodak Pathé, plants in Vincennes, Sevran, and Chalon-sur-Saône
- products: photographic films, papers, chemicals, cameras and magnetic tape
Australia
- adress: Kodak Australasia Pty. Ltd., Coburg (Melbourne)
- products: photographic films, papers, chemicals and cameras
Argentina
- adress: Kodak Argentina S.A.I.C., Buenos Aires
- products: cameras
Brazil
- adress: Kodak Brasileira Comércio e Indústria Ltda., Sao Paolo
- products: photographic papers and cameras
Mexico
- adress: Kodak Industrial, S.A. de C.V., Guadalajara
- products: photographic films and cameras
Spain
- adress: Kodak S.A., Madrid
- products: cameras
China
- adress: Kodak (China) Co. Ltd., plants in Chengdu, Xiamen[2], Shantou, Wuxi, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou
- products: disposable cameras, digital cameras, APS cameras, "document imaging products", photographic materials
References
- ↑ international plants except China and Spain according to the 1980 Kodak brochure "Kodak Milestones"
- ↑ world's largest disposable camera production in Xiamen
