Cadbury Trebor Bassett is the one of the most famous names among the world's biggest and most popular chocolate brands. A household name, many people also look at Cadbury as a synonym for the term chocolate.
Cadbury Trebor Bassett is basically a confectionary company in the United Kingdom that is mostly synonymous with chocolates. Though, Cadbury Trebor Bassett is also associated with numerous other products like:
- Liquorice
- Jelly Babies
- Flumps
- Mint Candy
- Dolly Mix
Black Jack Chews
Trident Gum
Cadbury Trebor Bassett, or Cadbury's, as it is better known, was set up as an independent endeavor of John Cadbury. The Cadbury concern was started off in the year 1824. John Cadbury began as a vendor of tea, coffee and chocolate. Most of his initial vending business he conducted in Birmingham, in the Bull Street area in the UK. Later he also went on to do expanded vending in India and Pakistan as well.
The considerable success of his business established the company of Cadbury Brothers Limited. His sons Richard Cadbury and George Cadbury took over after him. They opened up the first Cadbury factory. Later after the World War–I, Cadbury Brothers Limited underwent a merger in the year 1969 with the Schweppes, formally called the J.S Fry & Sons Limited to form the Cadbury Schweppes. The merger though is said to become invalid in the year 2007.
Today, Cadbury Trebor Bassett has several products worldwide. The chief specialty about the Cadbury's products is that they are available to commoners and are meant for every one. Some of the popular types of Cadbury products are:
- Cadbury Dairy Milk
- Flake
- Cadbury Creme Egg
- Snaps
- Crunchie
- Cadbury Hot Chocolate
- Double Decker
- Picnic
- Heroes
- Milk Tray
- Cadbury Dairy Milk Melts
- Bournville Deeply Dark
