Cadbury's Chocolate
In Great Britain, Cadbury means chocolate, just as Hershey means chocolate to Americans. Cadbury's products are sold throughout the world however and they have a reputation for quality. Cadbury's chocolate empire began with founder John Cadbury when he sold tea, coffee and chocolate in the UK and to the colonies in India and Pakistan. The company went from strength to strength and merged with the beverage company, Schweppes in 1969.
Today, Cadbury Schweppes employs 59,000 people and has its main factory at Bournville in Birmingham, England. They are the only company of its size to produce organic, Fairtrade products due to its take over of Green
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