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Cadbury stripped from royal warrant list for first time in 170 years

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Last updated: December 23, 2024 11:26 am
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Cadbury, the beloved chocolate brand known for being Queen Elizabeth II’s favorite, has been stripped of its royal warrant for the first time in 170 years. This means that Cadbury will no longer be able to display the Royal Arms on its products, a prestigious mark of excellence that has been associated with the company since 1854.

The decision to revoke Cadbury’s royal warrant, along with 100 other companies, was communicated via a letter from the Crown. While the exact reason for the withdrawal was not provided, speculation suggests that it may be related to Cadbury’s parent company, Mondelez, continuing production in Russia amidst the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War.

Ukrainian campaigners had previously written to King Charles III urging him not to grant Cadbury the royal warrant due to its ties to Russia. However, other companies with similar associations, such as Bacardi and Nestlé, had their warrants renewed.

In addition to political considerations, the monarch also takes into account a company’s supply of goods or services to the Royal household when awarding a royal warrant. Since the late Queen’s passing, Cadbury’s supply to the Royals has decreased, leading to the decision to revoke its warrant.

Despite losing the royal warrant, Cadbury and other affected companies will have up to a year to remove all references to the Royal Arms from their products, vehicles, and buildings. This process will involve rebranding and restructuring to comply with the terms set by the Royal Warrant Holders Association.

While Cadbury’s royal warrant may have been revoked, other companies like Kellogg’s and Moët champagne retained their titles, showcasing their commitment to ethical practices and alignment with the Royal values. Kellogg’s ceased operations in Russia following the invasion of Ukraine, while Moët Hennessy closed its stores in Russia in solidarity with global efforts against aggression.

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The loss of the royal warrant marks a significant turning point for Cadbury, a company with a rich history and tradition of providing quality chocolates to consumers worldwide. Despite this setback, Cadbury will continue to innovate and adapt to meet the changing demands of the market, ensuring that its products remain a favorite choice for chocolate lovers everywhere.

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