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Kraft, which owns confectionery brands such as Milka and Toblerone, originally tabled a £10.9 billion bid for Cadbury in September last year.
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Kraft, which owns confectionery brands such as Milka and Toblerone, originally tabled a £10.9 billion bid for Cadbury in September last year.
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Kraft, which owns confectionery brands such as Milka and Toblerone, originally tabled a £10.9 billion bid for Cadbury in September last year.
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Kraft, which owns confectionery brands such as Milka and Toblerone, originally tabled a £10.9 billion bid for Cadbury in September last year.
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Kraft owns confectionery brands such as Milka and Toblerone but suffers from a poor reputation among many in the food industry because it makes most of its money from processed cheese and meat.
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Apart from this, the company plans to expand its market base in Europe by focusing on high-margin priority brands such as Milka, Cote d 'Or chocolates, Oreos and Mikado.
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We invest because we know that if we can improve the social, environmental and economic status of farmers then they will keep growing the high quality ingredients we need to make our delicious products, like the cocoa we use in our Milka and Cadbury chocolates.
Perry Yeatman: Ending World Hunger Is Possible -- Davos iIs Part of the Process Perry Yeatman 2011
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We invest because we know that if we can improve the social, environmental and economic status of farmers then they will keep growing the high quality ingredients we need to make our delicious products, like the cocoa we use in our Milka and Cadbury chocolates.
Perry Yeatman: Ending World Hunger Is Possible -- Davos iIs Part of the Process Perry Yeatman 2011
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We invest because we know that if we can improve the social, environmental and economic status of farmers then they will keep growing the high quality ingredients we need to make our delicious products, like the cocoa we use in our Milka and Cadbury chocolates.
Perry Yeatman: Ending World Hunger Is Possible -- Davos iIs Part of the Process Perry Yeatman 2011
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Kraft Foods Inc. executives said that they are bringing processes for boosting manufacturing efficiency to the Cadbury businesses the Northfield, Ill., maker of Oreo-brand cookies and Milka chocolates bought last year.
Some Food Makers Struggle to Offset Commodity Costs Melissa Korn 2011
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