Changing Corporate Cultures and the Consumer's Trust in those Brands.

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Yep, that was in the back of my mind, following on from King Charles 'removing' the royal warrant from their product. Possible because he wants to support UK jobs and hate F'ing palm oil/fat* ?



* is there a cadbury's chocolate product that doesn't have it?

Don't really care on the reasons. But Kraft bought Cadbury with lending from RBS (nationalised at the time) and with the strong support of then business secretary Lord Mandelson. Promptly changed their tax domicile and laid off loads of UK workers.

I don't personally care about a royal warrant but seems fair enough to expect the royals to consume British (would that we could suggest the rest of the state did).

Plus an iconic brand particularly in that part of the world - similarly Aspall's is 300 years old and a founding member of the Soil Association. I've said it before and I'll say it again, we need to be more French and they were right to stop Danone being taken over on national security grounds

Agree 100%.