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    Cadbury is an international confectionary company headquartered in London that was established in 1842 in Birmingham by John Cadbury. It is now owned by Mondelez International and serves over 50 countries. Cadbury introduced their best-selling Dairy Milk Chocolate in 1905 and has merged with other companies over the years, growing to become the second largest confectionary company in the world and making significant economic contributions through its UK employment.

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    Cadbury is an international confectionary company headquartered in London that was established in 1842 in Birmingham by John Cadbury. It is now owned by Mondelez International and serves over 50 countries. Cadbury introduced their best-selling Dairy Milk Chocolate in 1905 and has merged with other companies over the years, growing to become the second largest confectionary company in the world and making significant economic contributions through its UK employment.

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    Cadbury is an international confectionary company headquartered in London that was established in 1842 in Birmingham by John Cadbury. It is now owned by Mondelez International and serves over 50 countries. Cadbury introduced their best-selling Dairy Milk Chocolate in 1905 and has merged with other companies over the years, growing to become the second largest confectionary company in the world and making significant economic contributions through its UK employment.

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    Cadbury is an international confectionary company headquartered in London that was established in 1842 in Birmingham by John Cadbury. It is now owned by Mondelez International and serves over 50 countries. Cadbury introduced their best-selling Dairy Milk Chocolate in 1905 and has merged with other companies over the years, growing to become the second largest confectionary company in the world and making significant economic contributions through its UK employment.

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    Shreya Patel

    Period 2
    Cadbury

    Cadbury is an International business with its headquarters based in Uxbridge,
    London. It is owned by Mondelez International, and serves over fifty different countries.
    It is the second largest confectionary company in the world and was established in 1842
    in Birmingham by a man named John Cadbury. Dairy Milk Chocolate, their best-selling
    product, was introduced in 1905. In 1919, Cadbury merged with J.S Fry & Sons, and
    with Schweppes in 1969. In 1847, John Cadbury became business partners with his
    brother, and the company became Cadbury Brothers. They became manufacturers of
    chocolate and cocoa to Queen Victoria in 1854, but their company declined in the
    1850s. Once his sons took over, the business shot back up. The company was the first
    in Britain to use a cocoa press from the Netherlands to develop its chocolate, forming a
    new breakthrough. They were located in the countryside. Today they are in
    Westminster, and their head office employs 200 people. Other sites, such as Bournville,
    their research lab, employs 1000 people, adding to the economy of the UK greatly. The
    profits from outside of the UK were greater at one point than selling inside of the UK.

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