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* 1950 -- Began manufacturing products made from plastic and rubber
 
* 1950 -- Began manufacturing products made from plastic and rubber
 
* 1955 --  Became a publicly traded company
 
* 1955 --  Became a publicly traded company
* 1957 -- Changed name to [[Rubbermaid Incorporated]]
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* 1957 -- Changed name to [[Rubbermaid]]
 
* 1967 -- Divided into 2 divisions: Rubbermaid Home Products and Rubbermaid Commercial Products
 
* 1967 -- Divided into 2 divisions: Rubbermaid Home Products and Rubbermaid Commercial Products
 
* 1983 -- Named to Fortune 500
 
* 1983 -- Named to Fortune 500
 
* 1984 -- Fortune 500's most admired company
 
* 1984 -- Fortune 500's most admired company
 
* 1984 -- Acquired Little Tikes Company
 
* 1984 -- Acquired Little Tikes Company
* 1999 -- Newell Company purchased [[Rubbermaid Incorporated]]
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* 1999 -- Newell Company purchased [[Rubbermaid]]
* 1999 -- [[Rubbermaid Incorporated]] merged with [[Newell Rubbermaid]] now headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia
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* 1999 -- [[Rubbermaid]] merged with [[Newell Rubbermaid]] now headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia
  
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==

Revision as of 19:44, 19 January 2016

Rubbermaid
Type Rubber Goods, Plastic Goods
Industry Manufacturing
Predecessor(s) Wooster Rubber Company
Successor(s) Newell Rubermaid
Founded Wooster, Ohio (1920 (1920))
Founder(s) James R. Caldwell
Headquarters Wooster, Ohio, United States
Area served Worldwide

Comprehensive history

Slogans

Timeline

  • 1920 -- Originally established as Wooster Rubber Company
  • 1934 -- Introduced dustpans
  • 1950 -- Began manufacturing products made from plastic and rubber
  • 1955 -- Became a publicly traded company
  • 1957 -- Changed name to Rubbermaid
  • 1967 -- Divided into 2 divisions: Rubbermaid Home Products and Rubbermaid Commercial Products
  • 1983 -- Named to Fortune 500
  • 1984 -- Fortune 500's most admired company
  • 1984 -- Acquired Little Tikes Company
  • 1999 -- Newell Company purchased Rubbermaid
  • 1999 -- Rubbermaid merged with Newell Rubbermaid now headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia

Gallery

Historical documents

  • Wooster, Ohio Sesquicentennial Celebration, June 14-21, 1958, p. 48.

Business letterheads

Business photos

Newspaper articles

Newspaper full-text articles

Newspaper ads

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References


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