>>6811316 lb.
go backwards. family that purchased castle named Solvay. huge in euro chemicals going back pre wwI. I have to check but I think they are mentioned in tragedy and hope (if so biiiggg deal) as the patriarch was involved with food supplies that kept the austria Hungary type powers fighting, I think another family coordinated arming munitions to keep the other side fighting.
https://www.solvay.us/en/company/about-solvay/history/consolidation-of-power.html
The Solvays are the people who provide us with controversial antidepressants such as Prozac and Paroxetine. These drugs have been suspect for the spurge of mass killings being witnessed in schools and universities around the world. Denis Solvay (born on 1 July 1957) is the vice-president of the Solvay Group, CEO of Abelag Aviation and Director of Eurogentec (a biotechnology company). 1996: Eurogentec became a contract research organization (CRO) for the biopharmaceutical sector and entered into collaboration with SmithKline Beecham biologicals (Rixensart, Belgium) for the production of recombinant proteins for phase I, II and III clinical trials. In addition to its pharmaceutical manufacturing activities, Eurogentec became a service company for the biotechnical research industry and university laboratories. 1999: Eurogentec acquired Oswel Research Product Ltd. a biotechnology company based in Southampton, Great Britain and specialized in the synthesis of chemically modified and complex oligonucleotides and their analogues (DNA, RNA, PNA). 2009 October, Eurogentec announced the acquisition of AnaSpec, a privately owned proteomics company based in Fremont, USA. Anaspec is a provider of proteomics for life science research; they specialize in peptides synthesis, labelled peptides and antibodies, fluorescent dyes and enzyme activity assays. 2010: Kaneka acquired a majority stake in Eurogentec S.A. Kaneka’s products include synthetic resins, resin products, chemicals, foodstuffs, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, electrical raw materials and synthetic fibres. (Wikipedia)