Cadbury Bournville Dark Chocolate

Cadbury Bournville is a heritage brand of dark chocolate named after the model village in Birmingham, England, where the Cadbury brothers moved their factory in 1879. First launched in the United Kingdom in 1908, it remains one of the world's most recognized dark chocolate brands.

Today, the brand is part of the global portfolio of Mondelez International. While its origins are deeply rooted in British confectionery history, manufacturing occurs in several locations globally to serve different regional markets, including facilities in the United Kingdom, India, and Australia. The product is known for its distinct red packaging and its focus on being an accessible, 'simply delicious' dark chocolate.

Mondelez International acquired the brand following its 2010 takeover of Cadbury. As a multinational conglomerate, Mondelez continues to manage Bournville as a premium heritage line within the Cadbury umbrella, focusing on sustainability through programs like Cocoa Life.