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and libel lawsuit
and signature logo
and slave trade
and trust
Cadbury Bros. Ltd. v. the Standard Newspaper Ltd.
Cadbury brothers (George Sr. and Richard Sr.)
and adult school
and advertising
and Bournville factory, reform of
and chocolate business, decline of
and employee welfare
and exports
and family factory, takeover of
and Fry, Joseph Storrs, II, collaboration with
and inheritance
and medical profession
and overseas expansion
and product development (see also individual products)
and Quakerism
and sales team
and social reform
and stocktaking
and wealth
See also Cadbury, George, Sr.; Cadbury, Richard
Cadbury cousins See also Cadbury, Barrow, and Cadbury, William (sons of Richard Cadbury); Cadbury, Edward, and Cadbury, George Jr. (sons of George Cadbury Sr.).
Cadbury Creme Egg
Cadbury India
Cadbury Law
Cadbury Schweppes
de-merger
and General Cinema
merger
Cadbury-Fry
Cadbury’s Flake
Cadbury’s Fruit and Nut bar
Cadbury’s King George assortment
Cadbury’s Roses
Cadbury-Schweppes
Cailler
Cailler, Fanny (wife of Daniel Peter)
Campagnie Francaise of Paris
Canada
Capitalism See also Quaker capitalism; Shareholder capitalism
Caramel
Caramels
Cargill
Caribbean
Carlyle, Thomas
Carnegie, Andrew
Carr, Roger
and Cadbury Schweppes de-merger
and Kraft Cadbury
Carson, Sir Edward
Cash, Sarah
Chamberlain, Joseph
Chappel Brothers
Charles II
Chatelain, Heli
Child labor See also Labor reform
Child trafficking
Chile
Chimney smoke
Chimney sweeps, children as
China
Chocoladefabriken Lindt and Sprüngli
Chocolat Delicieux a Manger
Chocolat Fondant
Chocolat Menier
Chocolate Assortments
Chocolate bar, chocolate-coated
Chocolate bar, solid
with milk chocolate
and molding machinery
Chocolate biscuit
Chocolate confectionery firms, independent
Chocolate Crisp
Chocolate Drops
Chocolate factory in miniature
Chocolate House
Chocolate powder
Chocolats au Lait Gala Peter
Christian and Brotherly Advices
Churchill, Winston
Churchman, Walter
Churchman’s Chocolate
Clark, James
Clark, John
Clark, William
Cocoa
alkalized
contamination of
cultivation
and fair trade
and ingredients, listing of
preparation of
production of
purity of
See also Dutch cocoa
Cocoa bean
Cocoa butter
and Cadbury
and defatting machine
and Fry
and Ghirardelli
and Lindt
Cocoa Elect
Cocoa Essence
purity of
success of
weaknesses of
Cocoa Extract
Cocoa Nibs
Cocoa Partnership
Cocoa plant
Cocoa plantations
and slave trade
Cocoa press
Cocoa Protocol
Code of corporate governance
Codes of personal conduct
Codex Sinaiticus
Columbian Exposition of 1893
Columbus, Christopher
Conch
Condensed milk
Confiserie Speciale
Cookworthy, William
Cooper, William
Corner Shop
Countlines
temperature-tolerant
Cranmer, Thomas
Crimean War
Cripps, Sir Stafford
Crosfield family
Crosse and Blackwell
Crunchie
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace exhibition
Crystallized Gum Pastilles
Cuba
Cuenod, Albert
Curly Wurly
Curtiss Candy Company
Daily Mail
Daily News
and gambling news
and Lloyd George
Daily News Trust
Dairy Box
Dairy Milk
and Fairtrade
and Kraft Cadbury
success of
and television advertising
and United States
during World War I
during World War II, post-
Darby, Abraham
Darby, Abraham
Darwin, Charles
Davis, J. E.
Defatting machine
Dickens, Charles
Diggs, Annie
Doctrine, Practice and Discipline
Double Decker
Dr. Pepper Snapple Group
Drewery, Helen
Drying room
Duke of Sutherland
Dunn and Hewitt
Dutch chocolate See also Van Houten, Coenraad
Dutch cocoa
and alkalized cocoa
and defatting machine
See also Cocoa; Van Houten, Coenraad
Dutching
East India Company
Eating chocolate
Economy Red Label Drinking Chocolate
Edison, Thomas
Edmonson, Thomas
Education Act of 1870
Edwards, Thomas Elford
Egypt
Egypt Exploration Fund
Elect Cocoa
The Emperors of Chocolate: Inside the Secret World of Hershey and Mars (Brenner)
English chocolate. See Cadbury; Fry; Rowntree
Europe
European empires
Fackrell, Bertha
Factory reform
Fair trade
Fairtrade Foundation
Fairtrade Kit Kat
Fancy Box
Farine lactée
Ferrero Rocher
Field Ration D
Fielding, John
Firestone, Marc
Fisher, Mike
Flake
Flying Coach
Food adulteration
Food for Infants
Food processing
Foreign ownership
Formby, Jennie
Fox, Elsa
Fox, George
Franco-Prussian War
French, James
French chocolatiers
Frères Peter Candle Company
Fruit pastille
Fry
and advertising
and antislavery movement
and British Cocoa and Chocolate Company, as holding company
and Cadbury
and Cadbury Fry
and cocoa butter
and cocoa plantations
and cocoa preparation
and countlines
and foreign expansion
modernization of
and product development (see also individual products)
and Quaker firms, merger of
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during World War I
Fry, Sir Edward
Fry, Francis James
and advertising
as biblical scholar
and Canada
and employee welfare
and factory expansion, piecemeal
and industrial espionage
and overseas expansion
Fry, Joseph
Fry, Joseph
Fry, Joseph Storrs
Fry, Joseph Storrs
and antislavery movement
and business management
and Cadbury brothers, collaboration with
and Quakerism
and slave trade
and worker welfare
Fry, Richard
Fry, Roderick
Fry, Theodore
Fry and Sons
Fry of Bristol
Fry’s Breakfast Cocoa
Fry’s Chocolate Cream
Fry’s Turkish Delight
Gadd, George
Gaget, Claude
Gala Peter
Galaxy
Gambling news
Garden city See also Model village
Garden City Association
Garrett, William
Gear, Harry
General Cinema
General Foods
George III
George V
Germany
Ghana
Ghirardelli, Domenico
Gin shops
Gladstone, William
Globalization
Glynne, Howell
Gold Coast
Golden Crisp
Gordon, Samuel
Gorjao, Manuel
Grand Junction Railway
Grand Seville
Great Britain
obesity epidemic in
Great Depression
Greed
Grey, Sir Edward
Guatemala
Gurney, Henry
Gurney family
Hadaway, Dixon
Half Penny Balls
Hall, Simeon
Hamstead Garden Suburb
Hanks, J. Charles
Harris, Friede
Harris, George
Harvey, William
Haxby Road factory (Rowntree)
Head, Elizabeth (wife of Richard Tapper Cadbury)
Hedge funds
Henry VIII
Hershey
acquisitions
and Cadbury
and Kraft Cadbury
and Mars
and product development (see also individual products)
sales figures
and United States
during World War I
during World War II
during World War II, post-
Hershey, Fanny (mother of Milton Snavely Hershey)
as volunteer candy wrapper
Hershey, Henry (father of Milton Snavely Hershey)
and Hershey, Milton Snavely
Hershey, Isaac (great-grandfather of Milton Snavely Hershey)
Hershey, Milton Snavely (son of Henry Hershey)
and chocolate factory
and Cuba, sugar plantations in
during Great Depression
and Hershey, Henry
and Hershey Industrial School
and industrial espionage
and Mars, Forrest
and milk chocolate
and model town
and New York, sweet shop in
and orphan school (see also Hershey Industrial School)
and orphan school trust
and Quaker and Mennonite business principles
and sugar candy business, failure of
and wife, death of
and worker welfare
Hershey, Pennsylvania
Hershey, Serena (sister of Milton Snavely Hershey)
Hershey Bar
Hershey bar
Hershey Chocolate Company
Hershey Corporation
Hershey Cuba
Hershey Cuban Railway
Hershey Industrial School
Hershey Industrial School Trust
Hershey Trust
Hershey’s Almond Bar
Hershey’s Chocolate Company
Hershey’s Kisses
Higgins, William
High Point
Hobhouse, Emily
Hogarth, William
Holland
Hollander, Cornelius
House of Commons Business, Innovation, and Skills Committee
Howard, Ebenezer
Huntsman, Benjamin
Ice Breaker
Iceland Moss
Identity, of a business
Independent chocolate confectionery firms
India
Industrial espionage
Industrial Revolution
Infant milk
Infant mortality
Intercolonial Railway
International Exhibition of 1878, Paris
International Labour Organisation
International Labour Rights Forum
Isaacs, Rufus
Ivory Coast
Jacob Suchard
Johnson, H. E.
Jones, David
Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust
Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust
Joseph Rowntree Social Services Trust
Joseph Rowntree Village Trust
J.P. Morgan
Kinchelman, Frederick
Kit Kat
Kitchen, Dean
Kitchener, Lord
Kohler, Jean Jacques
Kraft
acquisitions
and Fairtrade
and Phillip Morris
sales figures
and sustainability
Kraft, James
Kraft Cadbury
and shareholders
and wage gap
Krupp, Margarethe
Kruppenbacher, William
La Belle Chocolatière
Labor reform See also Child labor; Worker welfare
Lancaster Caramel Company
Lancaster National Bank
Land ownership
Lawsuits
Lay, Benjamin
Lehmann, J. M.
Lehmann brothers
Letchworth garden city
Life and Labour of the People in London (Booth)
Lindt, August
Lindt, Rodolphe
Linnaeus, Carl von
Little, Thomas
Livingstone, David
Lloyd family
Lloyd George, David
London
London General Omnibus Company
Loudon, Felicity
Lusher, Edward
Mackintosh, John
Mackintosh of Halifax
MacRobertson
Maggi
Maltesers
Manchester Corn Exchange exhibition
Manchester Guardian
Mandelson, Lord
Manor Farm Park
Mar-O-Bar company. See Mars
Mars
and Cadbury
and China
control of
countlines
and Hershey
overseas expansion
and product development (see also individual products)
and Russia
sales figures
and television advertising
in United States
during World War II
Mars, Audrey (wife of Forrest Mars)
Mars, Ethel (first wife of Frank Mars)
Mars, Ethel (second wife of Frank Mars)
Mars, Forrest, Jr.
Mars, Forrest, Sr.
and Cadbury
and Hershey, Milton Snavely
and Mars, control of
retirement of
and scientific management
in United States
during World War II
Mars, Frank
M
ars, John
Mars, Patricia
Mars bars
Mars-Wrigley
Martin family
Mary, Queen
Material prosperity
Mathews, Joyce (wife of Laurence Cadbury)
Maya
Mead, James
Medical profession
Menier, Emile
Mennonites
Merger(s)
Cadbury Fry
Cadbury Schweppes
Cadbury Schweppes, and de-merger
Nestlé and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company
Nestlé-Peter-Cailler-Kohler
Peter
Phillip Morris
Quaker firms
See also Acquisitions
Mexico
Milk chocolate
and Cadbury, George, Jr.
and Hershey, Milton Snavely
and Peter, Daniel
See also Swiss milk chocolate
Milk powder
Milk Tray
Milky Way
Mincing Lane market
Mitchell, Michael
M&Ms
Model garden village See also Model village
Model Parish Cocoa
Model village See also Bournville Village; Garden city; Model garden village
Molding machinery
Montet, Gabriel
Montezuma
Morning Leader
Mounds
Mountain Milk Chocolate
Murrie, Bruce
Murrie, William
Nation
National Anti-Gambling League
National Insurance Act of 1911
National Old Age Pensions League
National Telephone Company
Neal, Thomas
Nestlé
acquisitions
and advertising
and Cadbury
and child trafficking lawsuit
and Fairtrade
and Hershey Trust
and infant formula libel lawsuit
and Kraft Cadbury
mergers
overseas expansion
and product development (see also individual products)
and registered shares
and Rowntree
sales figures
and shareholder capitalism
and television advertising
during World War I
during World War I, post-
during World War II
See also Peter-Kohler-Nestlé
Nestlé, Henry
Nestlé and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk
Nevinson, Henry
New Earswick garden village
New Zealand
Newspaper, ownership of
North America
North American Treaty Act Agreement of 1994
Northern Echo
Oakeshott, Matthew
Obesity epidemic
O’Brien, T. J.
Old Age Pension Act of 1908
Oliver Twist (Dickens)
Olmec
Orphan school
Orphan school trust
Pacifism
Page, Charles
Page, George
Palmer, Harry
Paper credit
Pastilles
Pauperism in England and Wales (Joseph Rowntree)
Pearce, Robert
Pears
Pease, Edward