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The factory was purchased by the American Sugar Refining Company with plans to construct an $8 million plant that would have dock facilities to accommodate a total of four steamships.
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opening of the domino sugar factory
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the first shipment of sugar (31,000 bags) from Louisiana plantations arrived into Baltimore.
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the Domino Sugar sign welcomed immigrants to the America
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In 1984, Amstar Corp. was sold for $428 million to investment banking firm Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts and Co.
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sold to current owner Tate & Lyle PLC of London for $305 million in 1988.
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plant switched from fuel oil to natural gas in the early 2000s.
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made over $9 million in capital improvements to the Baltimore plant in 2011
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American Sugar Alliance, a group funded in part by Domino’s parent company, has spent $750,000 lobbying the government so far in 2012, according to Senate lobbying records.
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