Friedrich Heine (* 13. June 1863 in Bahrendorf with Magdeburg; "† 1929) were a German entrepreneur.

Friedrich Heine is the inventor of the can from tinplate and founder of the small sausage and tinning factory in half small sausage ").

• 23. November 1883 sold Friedrich Heine its to first own small sausage with belly shop
• 28. June 1896 sold Friedrich Heine its to first dose small sausage with the opening of the
• 1901 establishment of its first small sausage factory
• 1911-1913 new factory

At the beginning of the First World War Heine had 700 coworkers

The enterprise, today small sausage and tinning factory GmbH, exists still.

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