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Rank Hovis McDougall grain silos in Trafford Park, Manchester Stock Photo

RMC8DK4E–Rank Hovis McDougall grain silos in Trafford Park, Manchester

The Rank Hovis Flour Mill located in Trafford Park in Greater Manchester, UK. Stock Photo

RMG33H0J–The Rank Hovis Flour Mill located in Trafford Park in Greater Manchester, UK.

Built in 1934 by Joseph Rank (founder of Rank Hovis McDougall), Solent Flour Mills, Southampton, England, UK, August 2020 Stock Photo

RM2CAWK1M–Built in 1934 by Joseph Rank (founder of Rank Hovis McDougall), Solent Flour Mills, Southampton, England, UK, August 2020

RF2CBBBT0–‘ … and Hovis and butter for tea’: hand-painted version of advertising slogan used in 1954 by British flour and bread company Hovis Ltd (founded 1886, part of Rank Hovis McDougall from 1962 and now a Premier Foods brand), on the back of JXN 325, a London Transport Routemaster (RT 935) double-decker bus displayed in July 2013 at the 50th Anniversary Woodcote Steam and Vintage Transport Rally at Woodcote, Oxfordshire, England. The AEC Regent III bus, built in 1949, was retired from service in the early 1960s and bought for preservation in 1971.

Melissa and Ryan Murphy (unrelated) who were today (Sunday) announced as the new 'Bisto' Kids of the Year 1995. In the Grand Final at the Natural History Museum in London, the two youngsters were awarded the title for their Bisto 'Ahhhhh' appeal and their 'helping hands' qualities in raising funds for local charities. 17/09/96: The company that makes Bisto products, Rank Hovis McDougall announced that they were dropping the classic 'Bisto Kids' image for the time being after 77 years of continuous use because they are not thought 'relevant while new products are being launched' but a spokesper Stock Photo

RM2D2WT4B–Melissa and Ryan Murphy (unrelated) who were today (Sunday) announced as the new 'Bisto' Kids of the Year 1995. In the Grand Final at the Natural History Museum in London, the two youngsters were awarded the title for their Bisto 'Ahhhhh' appeal and their 'helping hands' qualities in raising funds for local charities. 17/09/96: The company that makes Bisto products, Rank Hovis McDougall announced that they were dropping the classic 'Bisto Kids' image for the time being after 77 years of continuous use because they are not thought 'relevant while new products are being launched' but a spokesper

Clarence Flour Mill, beside River Hull, Hull, Yorkshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RFFC3KT6–Clarence Flour Mill, beside River Hull, Hull, Yorkshire, England, UK

Clarence Flour Mills, Hull, East Yorkshire, England Stock Photo

RMCT9KFA–Clarence Flour Mills, Hull, East Yorkshire, England

RMC56JPY–Premier Foods Mr Kipling Cake manufacturing business logo food supply chain distribution hgv lorry truck & trailer transport driving along UK motorway

RMPG7F2F–Be-Ro plain flour

RM2H6KF9Y–A 1960s advert for Hovis bread. The advert appeared in a magazine published in the UK in March 1965. The photograph shows some plates of breakfast dishes – beans on toast, a fry-up and melted cheese on toast. Graphic gold ‘hearts’ indicate that Hovis is ‘the golden heart of the meal’. At the base is the popular slogan ‘Don’t say brown – say Hovis’. Hovis Ltd is a British company that produces flour and bread. The brand originated in Stoke-on-Trent and was first mass-produced in Macclesfield, Cheshire, in 1886 – vintage 1960s graphics for editorial use.

1945 UK Magazine Bisto Advert Stock Photo

RMTXJRD1–1945 UK Magazine Bisto Advert

RM2CAWK1F–Built in 1934 by Joseph Rank (founder of Rank Hovis McDougall), Solent Flour Mills, Southampton, England, UK, August 2020

RMC56JPN–Premier Foods Mr Kipling Cake manufacturing business logo food supply chain distribution hgv lorry truck & trailer transport driving along UK motorway