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Cadbury Dairy Milk

Aglass andahalfofpurejoy—exploringthebrandthatredefined chocolate for overa century.

BRAND STRATEGY

PRESENTATION MONDELEZ INTERNATIONAL

E From Birmingham to the World

Founded in 1824 by JohnCadburyas atea and coffeeshop in Birmingham,

England. Dairy Milk launched in 1905 with a revolutionary promise —a glass and a half of full cream milk in every half pound.

Acquired by Mondelez International in 2010, it is now sold in over 100 countries. Dairy Milk launches with a glass- and-a-half milk

John Cadbury opens his shop in Birmingham

Mondelez acquires Cadbury, expanding global reach

A Portfolio for Every Palate

Core

Variants

Classic — Originalmilk chocolate since 1905

Fruit & Nut — Raisins and almonds in creamy chocolate

Caramel — Soft caramel center, a consumer favorite

Oreo — Chocolate meets iconic cookie crunch

Target Audience

Silk — Premium, smoother texture for Primary:indulgenceAges15–35, urban, middleincome. Secondary: families, gifting occasions, and premium seekers via Silk.

Marketing That Moves Hearts

Cadbury's advertisingturns everydaymomentsintoemotionalstories,making

Campaigns like Kuch Khaas Hai and Indian festivals and milestones. Sponsorships of cricket, Bollywood, and IPL embed the brand in national conversation. chocolate synonymouswith celebration.

Emotional Storytelling

Shubh Aarambh

link Dairy Milk to Cultural Integration

Digital-First Strategy

Viral challenges, influencer partnerships, and usergenerated content drive engagement among youth.

SWOT Analysis & The Road Ahead

Key

Takeaways

DairyMilk'sbrand equity and emotional advertising are its strongest moats. Health trends and cocoa volatility are the primary headwinds. The path forward lies in premiumization, digital commerce, and responsible sourcing.

Cadbury

Dairy Milk is more than chocolate — it is a cultural icon with a clear roadmap for the next century of growth.

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