Charles-Amédée Kohler

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Charles-Amédée Kohler (June 15, 1790—September 15, 1874) was one of the eminent Swiss confectionery manufacturers. In ca. 1830 he invented a hazelnut chocolate, still produced in the form of a drink, and opened a chocolate factory in Lausanne in the same year. In partnership with his son, Kohler manufactured this new speciality in Lausanne however Kohler factory experienced an amalgamation with another firm.

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Date of birth	1790
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Date of death	1874
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