B.E.R.E.C.
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B.E.R.E.C. was formed in 1906 as the export branch of the Ever Ready battery company and stood for British Ever Ready Electrical Company = BEREC. B.E.R.E.C., like Ever Ready, ceased production in the U.K. and most of the world in 1980 when Hanson Trust plc acquired the company.[citation needed] The firm had factories in the U.K. and to a lesser extent Canada, Daimon in Germany, Superpila in Italy, Eveready in South Africa, Ever Ready in Sri Lanka.[citation needed]. Eveready is a trade name for its American competitors.
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- 1974 U.K. government document concerning Ever Ready/B.E.R.E.C., P.R. Mallory and Co Inc, Exide, Crompton Parkinson Ltd and Rayovac over an apparent monopoly by Ever Ready/B.E.R.E.C., Exide and P. R. Mallory and Co Inc at the other firms apparent expense.
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