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  • Cadbury hit with £62m Indian tax bill over ‘phantom factory’

    April 6, 2015

    Chocolate maker Cadbury was yesterday hit with a new 5.7bn Indian rupee (£62m) tax claim in India in relation to allegations that it claimed excise benefits on a “phantom” factory. India, under pressure to reduce its budget deficit, has sought to boost fiscal revenue, not least by pursuing billions of dollars in unpaid tax claims [...]

  • Cadbury Creme egg-maker sees profits melting

    February 11, 2015

    CONFECTIONARY giant Mondelez International, owner of the Cadbury brand, saw its profits in the fourth quarter tumble as sales declined across the board, yet shares still rose in New York by more than three per cent. The company, which was formed in 2012 out of Kraft’s non-US brands, saw net earnings in the fourth quarter [...]

  • US fruit and nut cases sour over Hershey’s ban on British-made Cadbury’s chocolate

    January 29, 2015

    Life has become less sweet for lovers of British-made Cadbury’s chocolate in the US after Hershey struck a deal to prevent it being sold in the country. Hershey, which owns the licence to make and sell Cadbury products in the US – but with different recipes – struck a deal with Let’s Buy British (LBB) [...]

  • Cadbury’s might end up with Creme Egg on its face after change – Brand Index

    January 20, 2015

    It's never a good idea to change the recipe of a well-loved treat – and Cadbury’s Creme Egg is no except­ion. Following anger last week over an apparent change in taste, a Cadbury’s spokesman said: “It’s no longer [made with] Dairy Milk. It is similar, but not exactly Dairy Milk. But there is a serious [...]

  • Cadbury’s Creme Egg gate: Recipe change sparks backlash

    January 12, 2015

    The US owner of Cadbury has admitted to changing the recipe of the much-loved Creme Egg. Cue an angry backlash from fans of the chocolate treat… Kraft, which took over the brand back in 2010, admitted it had abandoned the milk chocolate shell in favour of a cocoa mix. A spokesman for the brand told the Sun [...]

  • Life not so sweet for Cadbury’s owner Mondelez as its growth target is slashed

    August 6, 2014

    Cadbury’s owner Mondelez yester­day cut its 2014 sales target, after price hikes to cover commodity costs sparked a backlash by consu­mers and retailers in some European markets. The company said it was reducing its 2014 net organic revenue growth target to a range of two per cent to 2.5 per cent. In May, it forecast [...]

  • Brand Index: Cadbury gives Pfizer and Astrazeneca taste of the future

    May 6, 2014

    NEWS that American pharma giant Pfizer is pursuing the British-Swedish drugs firm Astrazeneca has set the business world alight. While the business cases of such deals can be straightforward, how consumers react to brands is not. To see how foreign takeovers can play out among the public, I have used YouGov’s BrandIndex tool to look [...]

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