Cadbury Mini Eggs

Cadbury Mini Eggs are a beloved seasonal confectionery consisting of milk chocolate centered eggs coated in a crisp, speckled sugar shell. Originally launched by the British company Cadbury in 1967, they have become a staple of the Easter season globally. While the brand has deep roots in the United Kingdom, its reach and production have expanded significantly under modern corporate ownership.

Currently, the production of Cadbury Mini Eggs occurs in several locations to meet regional demand. For the UK and European markets, production is primarily centered in Poland and the United Kingdom. Meanwhile, for the North American market, they are often produced in Canada. The ownership of the brand is now split; while Mondelez International owns the brand globally, The Hershey Company holds the license to manufacture and distribute Cadbury products within the United States.