Kraft takeover Cadbury

[Alkaz]

If everything will be kept the same, why the need to sell.

[Titch]

Long as the products stay the same its okay

[GommeInc]

If everything will be kept the same, why the need to sell.

Future-proofing me thinks, although Cadbury weren't exactly going down the pot.

[Technologic]

Future-proofing me thinks, although Cadbury weren't exactly going down the pot.

they were planning on closing a production plant, kraft has said that office jobs wil likely go but theyre planning to keep production plants open and even open new ones. as long as it tastes and looks the same i do not care.


also, prefer galaxy.



and theres always the great british warburtons

[Tash.]

It's sad in terms of the job losses really, especially right now too. The chairman has confirmed that job cuts are inevitable.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8468540.stm

[Ardemax]

well it was going to happen

shame to see such a successful british company turn american

[Misawa]

Does anyone realise that Cadbury had a massive debt?

[-:Undertaker:-]

A sad end but good that an American company took it on rather than a European company, hopefully one day it will come back to the United Kingdom in some form or other. The stupid thing is that British/Americans cannot take over European companies in a way thats easy, whereas they can come over here and pinch our companies and thats them basically gone forever.

I hope it stays the same though and they don't try and attempt to tamper with the Cadbury brand.

[Black_Apalachi]

When companies are taken over, nothing necessarily changes. I don't even see why there are fears of job losses. I wouldn't mind if they did change the chocolate though because it's not very nice imo.

[Oleh]

I would have rooted for hersheys, i wanna try there candy seeing as they probably bring them