Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate

Cadbury is a globally recognized British confectionery brand with a heritage dating back to 1824 and its headquarters in Birmingham, England. Founded by John Cadbury, the company began as a small shop selling tea, coffee, and drinking chocolate before evolving into a world-renowned chocolate manufacturer famous for its high milk content recipe introduced in 1905.

While the brand maintains its deep British roots and a major manufacturing presence in the United Kingdom, particularly at its Bournville plant, production has expanded globally to meet international demand. Cadbury products are now manufactured in multiple countries including Ireland, Australia, India, and South Africa. This widespread manufacturing network ensures that Cadbury remains a leader in the global chocolate market.

Since 2012, Cadbury has been owned by the American multinational conglomerate Mondelez International. This ownership followed the high-profile acquisition of Cadbury PLC by Kraft Foods in 2010 and the subsequent spin-off of Kraft's snack foods division. Today, Cadbury is one of Mondelez's most valuable 'billion-dollar brands,' benefiting from a global distribution network while continuing to celebrate its historical identity as a quintessentially British icon.