The world’s first vacuum bottling factory was opened in which European country in 1804?
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Port Curtis Co-operative Dairy Association Ltd Factory house on the site providing the water for the vacuum before being bottled and then transported by conveyor to the stores. The PCD's Gladstone factory continued its milk pasteurising and bottling operation until it closed . For some years afterwards, the Gladstone Maritime Museum was housed in the former company administration building, and a number of small businesses leased space in the former factory buildings. In October 1994 the Port Curtis Dairy Co-operative Association Ltd was absorbed by Paul's Ltd (Queensland United Food Industries), which sold the former Gladstone PCD factory in the late 1990s. In 2015, the former administration