Vegan diets are on the rise, and food producers that aren’t making plant-based products are starting to take notice of this. Cadbury, one of the world’s best-known chocolate makers, is the latest company to jump on the trend by launching a new plant-based version of its Dairy Milk chocolate bar. “We’re always listening to our consumers, so we can develop… Read more »
In something that seems out of Bizarro World, people are angry over chocolate. To be more specific, a chocolate’s branding. Cadbury recently received some backlash for a candy bar they released in India, featuring four different types of chocolate. The chocolate was meant to promote diversity with it’s blending of white, milk, light and dark flavors in celebration of India’s… Read more »
Fans of Roald Dahl’s universe might salivate at his descriptions of a magical chocolate factory. In real life, chocoholics can print candies to their hearts’ desires, courtesy of Cadbury. On 7 July, which happened to be World Chocolate Day, the confectionery maker introduced the world’s first Cadbury milk chocolate 3D printer in Melbourne. Shoppers of the Myer Chadstone department store… Read more »
Mondelez International, which makes Toblerone, Cadbury and Milka, is trying to protect its business from global warming by switching to sustainable cocoa. Currently, Mondelez sources about 43% of the cocoa for its chocolate brands through its Cocoa Life program, which provides educational and financial support to cocoa farmers in order to improve crop yield. Mondelez pledged this week to raise… Read more »
Cadbury’s newest campaign ‘There’s a glass and a half in everyone’ launches with a commitment by the brand to sustainable cocoa farming. Cadbury has launched its ‘There’s a glass and a half in everyone’ campaign. Leading the campaign is a TVC telling the story of an elderly woman and her young neighbours bonding over a Cadbury’s chocolate block. Paired with… Read more »
Nestlé has won a long-running battle with Cadbury to trademark the distinctive shape of the four finger Kit Kat across the EU.
Cadbury Creme Egg has returned with an integrated marketing campaign encouraging people to be impulsive and have a fling with Creme Egg during this year’s Creme Egg season, which ends 31 March.
To celebrate the Olympics, Cadbury is launching an on-pack promotion, entitled ‘You Win, if GB Wins’, set to bring to life the emotions and thrill of the London 2012 Games to consumers, in-store from 18th June through to 1st September.
With origins stretching back more than 130 years, the Cadbury factory in Bournville manufactures products including Cadbury Dairy Milk, Creme Egg, Wispa and Roses. On 2nd February 2010, Cadbury became part of Kraft Foods.
Confectionery giants Nestle and Cadbury are increasing the recommended retail price of a number of their chocolate bars, it has been reported.
