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Cadbury Roses is a selection of individually wrapped chocolates introduced in 1938 by the British confectionery company Cadbury. The brand was named after the English packaging equipment company "Rose Brothers," which supplied the machines that wrapped the chocolates. Cadbury Roses are a popular gift in the UK, especially during Mother's Day and the Christmas period. The assortment is available in various packaging, including plastic tubs, boxes, and special edition tins. The chocolates are produced in multiple countries, including the United Kingdom and Poland. In 2018, to celebrate its 80th anniversary, Cadbury released limited edition tins featuring retro designs.
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