The UK’s iconic Cadbury Milk Tray and selected range of Christmas selection boxes now include 80% recycled rigid plastic. Outer cellophane plastic wrapping has also been removed from Cadbury Milk Tray products.
Approval reinforces Mondelēz International’s commitment to its mission to create a more sustainable snacking company
Mondelēz International is a founding partner of The Flexible Plastic Fund (FPF) and are therefore delighted to see that Aldi UK is now providing full visibility on the journey of flexible plastic packaging collected from the public via front-of-store collection points, right through the recycling journey to end product.
'Cadbury Unwrapped’ report has been commissioned by Mondelēz International in celebration of Cadbury’s 200th anniversary, lifting the lid on the UK’s relationship with chocolate, evolving consumer tastes, and the enduring magic of the Cadbury brand.
Mondelēz International has made a six figure investment into its Cadbury archives in Bournville, as part of the iconic brand’s 200th anniversary.
More than 3,000 school children from across Birmingham have swapped their pens for pans and completed a unique cookery lesson with TV presenter, author, chef and internet sensation, Poppy O’Toole.
11 primary schools from across Birmingham have received an award for building and sustaining healthy lifestyles presented by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Councillor Chaman Lal.
The Flexible Plastic Fund (FPF) FlexCollect project is now halfway through and has released an interim report authored by project delivery managers SUEZ recycling and recovery UK
Local specialist cancer support charity, Maggie’s Wirral, has been chosen by regional employees at Mondelēz International to receive a donation of £5,000.
South-Hams based organisation, Erme Valley Riding for the Disabled Group, has been chosen to receive a £5,000 grant, thanks to local employees from Mondelēz International.
Four charities from across the South East have been chosen by Reading-based employees at Mondelēz International to each receive a grant of £2,500.
Two local sports clubs have been chosen by regional employees at Mondelēz International to each receive a grant of £2,500.
