Kraft Buys Cadbury, the Horror!

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  1. Posts : 1,360
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Kraft Buys Cadbury, the Horror!


    I saw this while browsing around today, I hope this doesn't impact the quality of the Cadbury Mini-Eggs.

    Kraft snares Cadbury for $19.6 billion | Reuters
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  2. Posts : 22
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
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    I wondered if they would get it...there was a rumor Hershey was gonna buy Cadbury. I was kind of hoping so because I work for Hershey. I, like you, hope Craft does it right, and doesn't ruin the Cadbury egg.
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  3. Posts : 12,364
    8 Pro x64
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    They've ruined Cadbury choc here in AUS... It's just not the same anymore
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  4. Posts : 449
    Windows 7 x 32 bit
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    smarteyeball said:
    They've ruined Cadbury choc here in AUS... It's just not the same anymore
    Yup... I don't buy cadbury anymore
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  5. Posts : 13
    W7 and XP
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    It's bound to change for the worse.
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  6. Posts : 5,941
    Linux CENTOS 7 / various Windows OS'es and servers
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    Hi all
    Depends if you like "Cheesy Chocolate".

    Quite frankly I HATE wrapped processed Cheese -- I always buy FRESH HUNKS of cheese.

    Shame that a great philanthropic institution like Cadbury's has now fallen victim to a HORRIBLE ASSET STRIPPING organisation like Krafts who market the most miserable "Mush" passed off as "Food" on the planet.

    Cadbury's were legendary in Workers benefits etc etc -- the whole estate round near Bourneville nr Birmingham in the UK was built as workers housing by Cadbury's -- very valuable real estate now I might add.

    Remember also that Krafts bought out Terry's another great British Confectionary Icon -- then they ran the YORK (UK) factory down to the ground and moved production to Poland.

    The same will probably happen to the Birmingham plant -- after all Krafts have incurred a HUGE DEBT to buy Cadbury's in the first place.


    Who in their right mind would EVER buy or even less even THINK about eating such rubbish as Dairylea.

    Incidentally why the UK doesn't have powers to protect its Iconic brands I don't know.

    Imagine if this had been in France -- the Barricades would already be going up in the Streets -- Vive La Guillotine.

    Or look what happened when P&O (actually no longer UK Owned) tried to buy some Ports in the USA.

    Once you've sold off the Family Silver -- that's it.

    I've got a feeling that even tiny Iceland will soon have a larger Manufacturing Base than the UK -- although the Banks won't have any money in them for YEARS yet.

    Cheers
    jimbo
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  7. Posts : 396
    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Time to boycott their chocolate now.
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  8. Posts : 295
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
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    jimbo45 said:
    Once you've sold off the Family Silver -- that's it.
    In a nutshell, Jimbo. It's a shame that a quick profit always comes before long-term thinking
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  9. Posts : 7,538
    Windows 10 64bit/Windows 10 64bit/Windows 10 64bit
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    Makes you wonder though about the company that bought them out especially as I believe they are part of a cigarette manufacturers.

    Healthy living anyone
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  10. Posts : 5,941
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    Joan Archer said:
    Makes you wonder though about the company that bought them out especially as I believe they are part of a cigarette manufacturers.

    Healthy living anyone

    Y'ep it's Philip Morris -- not exactly well known for their manufacture of "Healthy" and "Life Prolonging" products.

    Still with Finland attempting to outlaw smoking of any kind within 5 years - I suppose they'll also ban the "new Cadbury's".

    Anyone for a "Nicotine Choc".

    Cheers
    jimbo
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