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Cadbury reduces size of Dairy Milk share bars - but price stays the same

Parent company Mondelez blamed the reduction on rising productions costs.

Daily Record

Cadbury family-size Dairy Milk bars get 10% smaller but price stays the same

US parent Mondelez blames higher production costs and inflation as 200g bar shrunk to 180g

The Guardian - UK

Cadbury shrinks Dairy Milk bars as inflation bites

Parent company Mondelez blamed rising inflation and higher costs as it reduced the size of its larger bars by 10%

Evening Standard

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Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bars to get smaller again, but you'll pay same price

The 200g bar of Dairy Milk is being downsized to 180g, but they will still be sold for around £2 despite the 10% size cut

Chronicle Live

Cadbury shrinks size of Dairy Milk bar as inflation bites - but price will remain at £2

Dairy Milk parent company Mondelez blamed rising inflation in the production of its flagship chocolate as it reduced the size of its larger bars from 200g to 180g

Daily Mirror

Cadbury shrinks Dairy Milk by 10% in face of rising costs - but price stays same

"We’ve had to make the decision to slightly reduce the weight of our medium Cadbury Dairy Milk bars for the first time since 2012"

Wales Online

Cadbury shrinks iconic Dairy Milk bars as inflation bites – but price stays the same

Parent company Mondelez blames soaring inflation and rising costs for a reduction in the size of its larger bars

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Bristol Post

3 Consumer Defensive Stocks to Buy on the Dip: Tyson, Diageo, and Mondelez

The Russian-Ukraine conflict and rising inflation have led to heightened volatility and are raising the possibility of an economic downturn. Consumer defensive stocks are typically known to hold up well in such a tough market environment. Given this backdrop, it could be wise to buy the dip in consumer defensive…

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Uniqlo says it has no plans to close stores in Russia because clothes are a 'necessity'

Cadbury owner Mondelez, Dettol maker Reckitt and Dunhill and Lucky Strike maker British American Tobacco (BAT) are also among brands continuing to trade in Russia

Daily Mirror

Alton Towers owner Merlin to take control of Cadbury World

Merlin Entertainments has confirmed a deal to buy the operations and brand licences from Mondelez International.

The Independent UK

Have Activist Investors Finally Lost Their Luster?

Trust is the foundation of American capitalism. Many activist investors have damaged that faith.

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