Gustav Lotze A/S, also known as Gustav Lotze's chemiske Fabriker , was a pharmaceutical company based in Odense, Denmark-.
Gustav Lotze A/S, also known as Gustav Lotze's chemiske Fabriker , was a pharmaceutical company based in Odense, Denmark-.
The company was founded as a wholesale business in 1860 by pharmacist at the Løve Apotek in Odense Ernst Gustav Lotze (1825-1893). [1] It supplied other pharmacies with a range of pharmaceuticals and chemical compinds which had until then been imported. Lotze cultivated medicinal plants for use in the production on a property outside Odense. [2] The company was initially operated out of the Løve Apotek's building but Lotze was later able to expand the premises through the purchase of several of the adjacent building and a new factory was built at the site in 1887. [3]
The company was converted into a limited company ( aktieselskab ) and acquired by Det Danske Medicinal- & Kemikalie-Kompagni A/S in 1919. [1]
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