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Yep. Tate & Lyle Corn Syrup. Find it at your grocer's next to Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.
Apparently a
British competitor to ADM
, dealing in refined agricultural products. Best known brand is Splenda.
We see these Tate & Lyle cars through here every day on NS. From where to where, I have no clue.
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There's a sweetener mill in Morrisville, Pa.,
https://goo.gl/maps/oEXqTzs32Sy
(no idea why Google thinks it's a lawyer). A quick Google search shows a bunch more in the US.,
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Also seen as Tate and Lyle Staley
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Quote from: mu26aeh on May 14, 2017, 10:46:32 AM
Also seen as Tate and Lyle Staley...
Yep. Staley is a U.S. subsidiary. Didn't think about that, but it makes sense why we frequently see the cars - Staley's biggest operation (and corp HQ) is just a few miles up-state. The plant is quite large.
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Produced by Atlas several years ago:
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A familiar name to those who have 1960s Matchbox cars and trucks.
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Apparently, Tate & Lyle acquired Staley in 1988.
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Sometimes those Atlas cars can demand a high price. Apparently they are harder to come by
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Wow , sometimes ya think you found something , but everybody knows all about it .
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