Beginning in 1860, Emile-Justin Menier oversaw the addition of several new buildings then, after constructing a factory in London and a distribution center in New York City, in 1872 he initiated a major expansion that saw the construction of the most modern production facilities in the world.
From 1860, Emile-Justin Menier oversaw the addition of several new buildings, subsequently constructing a factory in London and a distribution center in New York City. In 1872, he initiated a major expansion that resulted in the construction of the world's most modern production facilities.