Noisiel

Noisiel is a cooperative in the Seine-et-Marne office in the Ile-de-France locale in north-focal France. It is situated in the eastern rural areas of Paris, 20.5 km from the focal point of Paris. The collective of Noisiel is a piece of the Val Maubuee part, one of the four segments in the "new town" of Marne-la-Vallee. Noisiel is synonymous with the name "Menier", well known chocolate creators who manufactured the principal mechanized chocolate generation office in 1825 when the town's occupants numbered around 200.

The Menier organization would thrive and during the 1870s constructed a total "town" to suit its workers that numbered more than 2000 before the finish of the 19th century. Individuals from the Menier family were city hall leaders of Noisiel without intrusion from May 11, 1871 to November 8, 1959. The Menier Chocolate manufacturing plant worked until 1993 and today is a gallery and the French head office of the Nestle organization who currently possess the organization. It has been assigned by the legislature of France as a Monument historique and is on the rundown to be named an UNESCO World Heritage Site.