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  • Shrinkflation: Cadbury reduces size of Dairy Milk bars as inflation pressures hit

    March 28, 2022

    Cadbury has downsized the size of its Dairy Milk sharing bar as it feels the bite of rising costs. Parent company Mondelez said it was shrinking the size of the bars by 10 per cent as it faces inflationary pressures. The chocolate bar will be reduced from 200g to 180g, but still sold at £2. [...]

  • Former Cadbury chief to head Wagamama’s owner Restaurant Group

    October 27, 2021

    Cadbury’s former chief financial officer Ken Hanna is reportedly set to become the next chairman of Restaurant Group, which owns several chains including Wagamama, Frankie & Benny’s and Chiquito. A stock market announcement is expected to be made on Thursday, Sky News reported, a day after hospitality companies learnt they will be given a 50 [...]

  • UK faces a flakeless summer as shortage of Cadbury’s 99 looms

    May 17, 2021

    After a year of lockdowns and staying at home the British public are faced with the threat of a shortage of Cadbury 99 Flakes.  Demand for soft-serve ice creams, finished with the iconic crumbling treat, is surging.  “We are seeing a recent increase in demand for our Cadbury 99 Flake in the UK and Ireland [...]

  • ‘Worldwide Hide’ Cadbury advert finds its audience

    March 31, 2021

    Ahead of the Easter weekend, the confectionary brand Cadbury has significantly boosted its Ad Awareness among parents with children at home and the general population alike. As the Easter Bank Holiday looms, many parents will be wondering how best to keep their young ones entertained – and with some Covid-19 restrictions still in place, what [...]

  • Cadbury returns to Birmingham in post-Brexit production shift

    February 5, 2021

    The owner of Cadbury, Mondelez International, is planning to shift more Dairy Milk production back to its historic Bournville factory in Birmingham. The company announced a £15m investment at the Birmingham site, and from 2022 125m more Dairy Milk bars are to be manufactured there. Mondelez’ UK managing director Louise Stigant said Bournville is still [...]

  • Watchdog bans payday loan ad encouraging consumers to stockpile for Brexit

    March 20, 2019

    An advert for payday lender Peachy has been banned for using uncertainty around Brexit to encourage consumers to stockpile food. The advert, which appeared in an email from the Manchester-based firm, stated “no one really knows what’s going on with this whole Brexit malarkey” and suggested it was a good idea to have food stockpiled [...]

  • Cadbury pulls Freddo ad campaign amid accusations it encouraged children to loot

    March 19, 2019

    Chocolate manufacturer Cadbury has scrapped an ad campaign following complaints it encouraged children to carry out “illegal excavation and looting”. The Freddo Treasures campaign, which urged children to “grab your metal detector and go hunting for Roman riches”, faced backlash from archaeologists and a government minister, who pointed out digging without the landowner’s consent is [...]

  • Advertising industry group hits back in row over junk food ad bans

    March 7, 2019

    Restrictions on junk food adverts have a huge economic impact and fail to address the problem of childhood obesity, the advertising industry body has said. In a report published today the Advertising Association (AA) states children’s exposure to adverts for products with high fat, salt or sugar (HFSS) contents has declined in recent years, yet [...]

  • Mars, Mondelez and Kellogg’s hit with advert bans over inappropriate targeting

    March 6, 2019

    Food brands Mars, Mondelez and Kellogg’s have all been handed down advert bans after the watchdog ruled they had inappropriately targeted children and exaggerated health claims. Mars was censured over an advert for its Wrigley’s Extra chewing gum, which featured on Channel 4’s on-demand service. Read more: Sky Incredibles advert banned over superfast Wi-Fi claims [...]

  • Segro appoints Mondelez chocolate boss Mary Barnard to the board

    February 6, 2019

    Property group Segro today said it has appointed a veteran of confectionery company Mondelez to its board. Mary Barnard, who is currently president of European chocolate for Mondelez, will take up the position of non-executive director from the beginning of March. Read more: Segro rent soars amid rising e-commerce demand for warehouse space The British [...]

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