Where is Cadbury from?

Cadbury comes from the United Kingdom. It was founded in Birmingham, the United Kingdom in 1824.^[1] Kraft Foods acquired it in 2010; today it is owned by Mondelez International, headquartered in the United States.^[1]

Origin

United Kingdom

Founded 1824 in Birmingham

Owner today Foreign-owned

United States

Mondelez International · acquired by Kraft Foods in 2010

Key facts

Country of origin: United Kingdom^[1]
Founded: 1824, Birmingham^[1]
Founder: John Cadbury
Current owner: Mondelez International^[1]
Owner headquarters: Chicago, United States
Ownership: Owned, acquired by Kraft Foods in 2010
Type: Brand — chocolate
Category: Food

Good to know

Acquired by Kraft Foods in 2010; the snacks business became Mondelez International in 2012.

Origin is not where products are made. Cadbury’s origin is where the brand was created. Its products may be designed, manufactured or assembled in other countries. How we define origin.