Cadbury
Cadbury is one of the oldest confectionery brands in the UK. Founded in 1824 by John Cadbury, the company started off selling tea and coffee, but soon moved into drinking chocolate.
In 1905, the company introduced Dairy Milk, which quickly became their best selling product. The company continued to expand its range through new products and acquisitions such as Trebor Bassett, Fry's, Maynards and Hall's. It 1969 merged with Schweppes to become Cadbury Schweppes plc.
In 2008, the two companies demerged, and in 2010, Cadbury was acquired by US food conglomerate Kraft for £11.8 billion. Since then, Kraft have anounced the closure of the company's Keynsham factory and sold off Cadbury's Polish Wedel brand.
You can buy Cadbury products online from Amazon.com in the US and Handy Candy and Cadbury Gifts Direct in the UK.
Shown below are Chocablog reviews and articles relating to Cadbury chocolate.
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Philadelphia With Cadbury: Death Of A Brand?
28 Jan 2012 -
Cadbury India Temptations Raisin & Apricot
25 Feb 2011 -
Cadbury Dairy Milk Black Forest
01 Sep 2010 -
Win 20 Bars of Cadbury Chocolate
02 Aug 2010 -
Cadbury Raisin BrunchBar
19 Jul 2010 -
Cadbury Crunchie, Caramel & Turkish Biscuits
25 May 2010 -
Cadbury Dairy Milk Bar of Plenty Berry Fruit & Vanilla Shortcake
06 May 2010 -
Cadbury Coconut
08 Mar 2010 -
Cadbury Flake Celebration Cake
04 Mar 2010 -
Cadbury Mighty Perky Nana
03 Mar 2010 -
Cadbury Caramel Nibbles
14 Jan 2010 -
Cadbury Clusters
10 Dec 2009 -
Cadbury Raisins
02 Dec 2009 -
Cadbury Snow Bites
10 Nov 2009 -
Cadbury Dairy Milk Crème Caramel
01 Nov 2009 -
Cadbury Old Gold – Before & After
29 Oct 2009 -
Cadbury Fair Trade Ad
30 Sep 2009 -
Cadbury Wispa Gold
16 Sep 2009 -
Cadbury Bubbly
18 Aug 2009 -
Cadbury Dairy Milk Desserts Berry Pannacotta
10 Jul 2009
