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Line 9: From [[1855]] the firm introduced its distinctive yellow packaging and bull's head logo, and in [[1866]] was granted the [[Royal Warrant]] as manufacturers to [[Victoria of the United Kingdom\|Queen Victoria]], which it still retains. In [[1903]] the firm took over rival mustard maker Keen Robinson & Company (makers of Keen's Mustard), through which it also acquired the [[~~Robinson's~~Robinsons (soft drink)\|Robinsons]] Lemon [[Barley Water]] brand and baby food business. In [[1938]] it merged with Reckitts to form the [[Reckitt & Colman]] household products conglomerate (now [[Reckitt Benckiser]]). The Colman's part of the business was demerged in [[1995]] and Colman's became part of Unilever UK.

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