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Title: Malta's commercial history : the Mizzi naval contracting business
Authors: Zarb Dimech, Anthony
Keywords: Malta -- History -- British occupation, 1800-1964
Commerce -- History -- 20th century
Companies -- Malta
Industrialization -- Malta -- History -- 20th century
Ships -- Maintenance and repair -- Malta -- History
Ship chandlers -- Malta -- History
Issue Date: 2017-04-01
Publisher: Standard Publications Ltd
Citation: Zarb Dimech, A. (2018, April ). Malta's commercial history : the Mizzi naval contracting business, Malta Independent on Sunday, pp. 33.
Abstract: According to the author Victor Mallia-Milanes, "A very profitable business for the Maltese was that of ship chandling. Certain families, like the Mizzis, the Tabonas, the Bordas and the Borg Costanzis, were well established in the supply of provisions to the British Forces by the end of the First World War". Spiro Mizzi is considered as the pioneer of modern industrialisation in Malta. He worked originally as a ship-chandler together with his father. He is the founder of the Mizzi Organisation and the father of Maurice Mizzi, who is now the head of the Mizzi organisation. Today the Mizzi Organisation, a family concern, is nearly 100 years old and employs over 900 people.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/55335
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