Cadbury Roses Assorted Chocolates

Cadbury Roses are a classic selection of individually wrapped chocolates and toffees. The brand was originally launched in 1938 by any Cadbury Brothers in Bournville, Birmingham. The name was inspired by the Dorothy Rose variety of roses and rapidly became a staple gift item in the British market.

Historically manufactured in the United Kingdom, production continues to be centered in the Bournville plant, though specific components or editions may see involvement from other global facilities depending on the target market. Since the acquisition of Cadbury by Kraft Foods in 2010, the brand has been under the umbrella of Mondelēz International, which manages its global distribution and marketing while maintaining the heritage associated with its British origins.