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Founded by Eugen Albert and Heinrich Albert in 1858.1
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Chemische Werke Albert is a German fertilisers and nitrogen compounds manufacturer based in Wiesbaden.1 It was founded in 1858 by Eugen Albert and Heinrich Albert.1 It is part of Hoechst.1
Die Chemischen Werke H. & E. Albert waren ein Chemieunternehmen, das 1858 in Biebrich durch Heinrich Albert als Landwirtschaftlich-Chemische und Leimfabrik gegründet wurde und 1972 in den Hoechst-Konzern eingegliedert wurde.2 From the German Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0
Last updated Oct 20, 2026.
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Founded by Eugen Albert and Heinrich Albert in 1858.1
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