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Founded in Rotterdam in 1671 by the merger of the breweries De Dissel and van den Oranjeboom; De Gekroonde Valk owned it from 1882 and in 1885 a new brewery opened on the Oranjeboomstraat in the Feijenoord district. Allied Breweries took it over in 1967 and bought De Drie Hoefijzers in Breda in 1968; the Breda plant took the Oranjeboom name, Skol replaced the brand in 1973 and Oranjeboom came back in 1982. The Rotterdam plant closed in 1990. Interbrew bought the Breda plant in 1995 and InBev closed it in 2004, moving production to Belgium and to Dommelsch. The brand was relaunched in October 2013 and belongs to United Dutch Breweries (row 187) outside the Benelux. unverified info