Cadbury

The Cadbury Founded in the 1800’s, has long been a part of England’s history with ties to the British monarchy. The first Cadbury shop was established by John Cadbury in Birmingham, England and grew through the hard work and vision of his sons, the Cadbury brothers – Richard and George. Still today, CADBURY DAIRY MILK is the UK’s best selling chocolate, achieving its flavor and creaminess using the traditional recipe. The most famous Cadbury product is the CADBURY CRÈME EGG available only during the Easter season. To many consumers, the Easter season and CADBURY CRÈME EGG were introduced by a very famous character – the “Clucking Bunny”.

Time line of the Cadbury:
1824 John Cadbury opens first shop in Birmingham, England.
1854 Cadbury receives first Royal Warrant.
1905 Cadbury introduces CADBURY DAIRY MILK bars.
1923 Cadbury introduces CADBURY CRÈME EGG.
1928 Cadbury introduces CADBURY Fruit & Nut bars.
1933 Cadbury introduces CADBURY Whole Nut bars.
1976 Cadbury introduces CARAMELLO bars, known in the U.K. as CADBURY
Caramel bars.
1982 Hershey airs the CADBURY “Clucking Bunny” campaign.
1988 Hershey Foods Corporation acquires license to manufacture and sell CADBURY
brands in the United States.
1993 Hershey airs the CADBURY “Clucking Bunny Tryouts” spot.
2002 Hershey introduces CADBURY ROYAL DARK bars.
2004 Hershey introduces two new CADBURY Limited Editions – CADBURY
ROYAL DARK Mint bars and CADBURY RASPBERRY CRÈME bars.