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'The wizard vs. the illusionist': Bob Iger faces another challenge as ex-Disney employees join activist investor Nelson Peltz in a personal vendetta against the iconic CEO

Trian's Nelson Peltz is going after Bob Iger for the second time this year in a bid to get a seat on Disney's board.

Fortune

Northrop Grumman and 2 More Stocks Politicians Are Buying

A member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence just scooped up shares of defense stock NOC, while one well-known senator just picked up shares of a grocery giant with an acquisition still under FTC scrutiny.

Barchart

Buy This Boring Dividend Stock Now, While Recession Odds Are Low

Consumer staples stocks, like Mondelez and General Mills, have been punished by investors as analysts lighten up their recession forecasts. For savvy investors, this could be an opportunity to load up on portfolio protection.

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Mondelez India to invest ₹1,600 crore in its manufacturing facility at Sri City

CM Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy virtually attended groundbreaking ceremony of Mondelez India's expansion unit in Sri City, Tirupati. The company will invest ₹1,600 crore in the facility, making it the world's largest production unit. Satyavedu MLA K. Adimoolam and Collector K. Venkataramana Reddy thanked CM for providing jobs to the…

The Hindu

World chocolate day: how does India like it’s chocolate

On world chocolate day, we look into how chocolate is made and eaten in India

The Hindu

Coca-Cola, Red Bull, Mondelez and AG Barr made half of all litter on Northern Ireland streets

It is particularly concerning that most of the litter recorded was single use plastic

Belfast Live

Dairy cows munch on reject chocolate and lollies that would have gone to landfill

Cows that eat chocolate don't produce chocolate milk, but it's pretty close. Reject confectionery bars are being eaten by dairy cows in a win for both their food requirements and for reducing landfill.

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Ice-cream sellers whip up complaints about Cadbury flake as summer hits

Ice-cream vendors have suggested that the current flake is too 'crumbly' as the summer season commences

Dublin Live

Gen Z and millennials aren’t just rebelling by swapping meals for snacks—they want an ‘experiential’ snack they can TikTok, expert says

These generations aren't only "big snackers," says Mondelez's Nick Graham. “Their needs from snacking are much more diverse.”

Fortune

Millennials and Gen Z's rebellion against their parents' rules is spawning a $181 billion industry that makes everything into a snack

Forget pasta, rice, and salad for meals. Chips, granola bars, and cookies are becoming breakfast, lunch and dinner for some age groups.

Fortune

Corporate greed, inflation and hunger

"Big Food's staggering increase in earnings shows they did not need to raise prices so high on consumers . . . "

Salon

Cadbury to launch 'low calorie' chocolate as move divides opinion of shoppers

The confectionary giant is creating new lower-calorie recipes with plant-based fibres but not all chocolate lovers are happy about the announcement.

Daily Record

Cadbury's to create 'diet chocolate' with 75% less sugar and fat but tastes just as good

Cadbury's US owner Mondelez hope that plant-based fibres could be the answer and believes healthier alternatives to chocolate will be as common as soft drinks

Daily Mirror

Easter eggs get smaller as costs of living crisis hits

Shoppers must now pay £1.25 for a 80g bag, up from £1 last year

The Independent UK

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Toblerone drops iconic Swiss peak from packaging

Mondelez International, which owns the Swiss-born brand, says it’s in the process of adapting the packaging of Toblerone products to conform with strict rules in Switzerland about how products qualify for the coveted “Swissness” moniker.

The Independent UK

Choc shock! Toblerone drops iconic Swiss peak from package

The makers of Toblerone are stripping images of Switzerland’s famed Matterhorn and the Swiss flag from the packaging of the milk-chocolate treat as it moves some production to Slovakia

Liverpool Echo

Toblerone making huge change to iconic packaging removing 'hidden' image

The image of the Matterhorn mountain is to be removed from Toblerone packaging

WEKU

Toblerone is no longer Swiss enough to feature the Matterhorn on its packaging

Toblerone is moving some of its production to Slovakia, meaning it can no longer legally call itself "Swiss-made." That branding change will include swapping the iconic peak for a more generic one.

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Toblerone is being forced to change its design again

The fate of the brand's blink-and-you-'ll-miss-it Bernese bear remains unknown.

Manchester Evening News

Toblerone is making a big change to its chocolate bars

The confectionary's iconic design will reportedly be changed to something more 'generic'

Daily Mirror

Toblerone makes major change to packaging - as it's no longer made in Switzerland

The pyramid-shaped chocolate bar will now be mostly made in Slovakia instead of Switzerland, which under Swiss rules means it can no longer use the Matterhorn mountain peak

The Guardian - UK

Matterhorn no more: Toblerone to change design under ‘Swissness’ rules

Alpine mountain image will be replaced with more generic summit when some of chocolate bar’s production moves out of country

Daily Mirror

Cadbury SCRAPS iconic Easter treat over 'changing tastes' but leaves fans ‘fuming’

In a move that reflects "changing tastebuds", shoppers will not be able to buy the Cadbury Dairy Milk Egg 'n' Spoon Chocolate this Easter, its owner Mondelez has confirmed

Irish Mirror

Cadbury hit by ‘shrinkflation’ as the size of Easter eggs smaller than last year - but same price

Despite the smaller size the Easter eggs are being sold at similar prices to last year

Daily Mirror

Cadbury cuts the size of its Easter eggs - and some of them are now more expensive

Shrinkflation happens when a product gets smaller in weight, size or quantity while its prices stay the same or increases and Cadbury's Easter eggs seem to be another example of this

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