Even today when there are many more chocolate brands—including Malaysian ones—in the market, Cadbury still holds a special ...

John Cadbury, who died in 1889, was widely credited as being a pioneer of a more ethical approach to capitalism following the Industrial Revolution. Mr Cadbury said: “ ...

1824: John Cadbury, a Quaker, opened a grocer's shop in Bull Street, a fashionable part of Birmingham. Goods include cocoa and drinking chocolate.

Cadbury's has recreated their first ever store out of chocolate to celebrate the company's 200th anniversary. Cadbury World, in Bournville, Birmingham, is unveiling an impressive recreation of the ...

When John Cadbury founded his legendary confectionary firm in 1824, he was selling just three products: tea, coffee and – perhaps more predictably – drinking chocolate.

Cadbury is marking its 200th anniversary and to celebrate the chocolate giants shared some little-known secrets about Dairy Milk bars. ... John later retired in 1861 after becoming unwell, ...

A fascinating story lies behind the origins of the name Bournville, where the Cadbury brothers treated their staff to plenty of perks. It's been 200 years to the day since founder John Cadbury ...

IT is one of our most-loved brands, founded by the original Willy Wonka – John Cadbury in 1824, and worth a whopping £3billion. And to celebrate Cadbury’s 200th anniversary this week the choc… ...

A 200th birthday is a special occasion for any brand, and Cadbury is making the most of it in the U.K.—where John Cadbury started the business in 1824—with a mix of cinematic and user ...

Cadbury was established in Birmingham by John Cadbury in 1847 producing cocoa, hot chocolate and chocolate bars. The purple packaging has been used by the British-based company since 1914, ...