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Schwartzberg, Irwin. (England, 1907-- ). Inventor of Realemon. Schwartzberg, resident of Dubuque until he entered college, helped the Army develop powdered lemon juice used in K-rations during | Schwartzberg, Irwin. (England, 1907-- ). Inventor of Realemon. Schwartzberg, resident of Dubuque until he entered college, helped the Army develop powdered lemon juice used in K-rations during [[WORLD WAR II]]. Following the war, he found a ready market for reconstituted lemon juice since it had an indefinite shelf life, eliminated the need for squeezing, and could be provided in measured quantities. His product, Realemon, became a national success. | ||
After he sold it to the Bordon Company in 1962, Schwartzberg served as the president of Amco Industries, the largest distributor of Toyota Automobiles in the world. | After he sold it to the Bordon Company in 1962, Schwartzberg served as the president of Amco Industries, the largest distributor of Toyota Automobiles in the world. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:43, 27 March 2010
Schwartzberg, Irwin. (England, 1907-- ). Inventor of Realemon. Schwartzberg, resident of Dubuque until he entered college, helped the Army develop powdered lemon juice used in K-rations during WORLD WAR II. Following the war, he found a ready market for reconstituted lemon juice since it had an indefinite shelf life, eliminated the need for squeezing, and could be provided in measured quantities. His product, Realemon, became a national success.
After he sold it to the Bordon Company in 1962, Schwartzberg served as the president of Amco Industries, the largest distributor of Toyota Automobiles in the world.