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Cadbury is analyzing the Indian confectionary market, where chocolates have a large share. Cadbury has been in India since 1948 and has manufacturing facilities across the country. It operates in several categories including chocolate confectionery, milk food drinks, candy and gum. Cadbury Dairy Milk is its flagship brand. Through primary and secondary research, Cadbury found that brand loyalty is very high among consumers due to factors like quality and flavor. It recommends introducing new products for health-conscious consumers and flavors while continuing to promote itself as a substitute for traditional sweets.
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- 3. To understand Cadbury’s share in Indian confectionary market.
- 4. To analyze the strength of Cadbury in the chocolate segment.
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- 8. Business spread worldwide in 160 countries.
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