Cadbury has unveiled a fresh new look for the iconic identities of both Cadbury and Cadbury Dairy Milk, created by design agency Bulletproof. The new-look includes a redrawn wordmark, new
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Mondelēz International, has joined forces with engineering company 3P innovation to help produce thousands of medical visors every day to protect front line NHS staff. The food manufacturer is repurposing
Burton’s Biscuits has unveiled a new snack pack concept for its Cadbury Chocolate Fingers range after collaborating with speciality packaging manufacturer, Parkside. The “Snap & Go” packs comprise 4x31g PP
Cadbury is to replace the Roses chocolates twist-off foil wrappers which have been used since 1938 with modern tear-off wrappers. The company is also risking the wrath of, the often
Kraft Foods UK is to invest £6 million in new a shelf-ready packaging format for its Cadbury range of chocolate bars, enabling the product to stand upright in order to
In the next step toward dividing into two public companies, Kraft Foods has announced the appointments of the heads of the future global snacks and North American grocery businesses. Irene
Uniq, the UK chilled food group, has decided to exit its unprofitable everyday desserts business and to close its production unit at Minsterley in the first half of 2012, with
Kraft Foods intends to spin-off of its North American grocery business to shareholders. The move will create two independent public companies – a high-growth global snacks business with estimated revenue
Alan Williams, formerly with Cadbury for over 18 years, is joining Irish and UK convenience food group Greencore as chief financial officer in March. Alan Williams’ most recent role was
Management at Green & Black’s, the UK-based organic chocolate manufacturer, are reported to be seeking a buy-out of the business from owner Kraft Foods. The US food group acquired Green
North American chocolate confectionery manufacturer Hershey is stepping up its growth in Europe as part of its strategy to reduce its reliance on its domestic market by developing internationally, especially
Kraft Foods plans to move part of its recently acquired Cadbury business to its European headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland in order to reduce its corporation tax exposure. Since 2006 Kraft
Tokyo-based Lotte Group is reported to be investing in the region of Eur200m to expand and diversify its Wedel confectionery business in Poland. The expansion programme entails the construction of
Baking bread in lighter tins, cleaning pipes with ice instead of hot water, and using microwaves to dry fruit gums and jellies: these are just some of the ideas being
Kraft Foods has just outlined its new global development strategy and expects to deliver organic revenue growth of 5% or more, margins in the mid- to high-teens and earnings per
Barry Callebaut, the world’s largest manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate products, and Kraft Foods, the world’s second largest food company and a global leader in confectionery, have signed a long-term
The acquisition of Cadbury has helped Kraft Foods to report higher than expected second quarter profit despite a decline in its North American sales. Cadbury contributed 91% of the 25%
Kraft Foods is selling its Cadbury’s Kandia-Excelent chocolate, soft cake and sugar confectionery business in Romania to Oryxa Capital, an international investment fund, for an undisclosed sum. The sale includes
Kraft Foods is selling Cadbury’s E. Wedel-branded chocolate and sugar confectionery operations in Poland to Lotte Group for an undisclosed sum. The sale, which is subject to customary regulatory approvals,
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