Chocolate to Birmingham

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Eirikur replied

6 February 2021, 10:02
The move abroad was temporary anyway to update the production facilities in Birmingham, now The Fail portraits it as a huge Brexit success
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Paddy replied

6 February 2021, 08:00
Loads of mistakes in the DM not least Bludenz is in Austria, not Germany. The article was written by a clueless football thug.

Cadburys chocolate went from being a rather good make to a sickly lump of fatty s**t when bought by Kraft. They can only sell Cadburys chocolate as a discount brand as they lost their custom due to a drop in quality. I suspect they want to sell off the brand again.

Every time a US company buys a European company they f* it up just like Mercedes in the 90's turning them into rust buckets and SAAB losing their unique appeal.
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darmstadt started a topic Chocolate to Birmingham

5 February 2021, 22:41
Chocolate to Birmingham

Good news however I wonder if anyone can find the mistakes in this article (which means it could actually be wrong)

Dairy Milk comes home to Birmingham | Daily Mail Online

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