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Mozart has decided to leave Austria

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The Austrian company Salzburg Schokolade released the last batch of Mozart (Mirabell Mozartkugeln) sweets, which were produced at a factory in Salzburg. DerStandard writes about this. The plant is being closed, and the American company that owns Mondelez will move production to another country. Which one has not yet been reported. Most of the remaining employees end their contracts at the end of December, some only at the end of March. Some of t…

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The Austrian factory for Mozart balls has closed after more than a hundred years

They plan to move production to the Czech Republic or Poland.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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der Standard ATder Standard AT
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Last Mirabell Mozart ball produced in Salzburg

The Salzburg Chocolate plant in Grödig is closed. Production is being relocated abroad. Where exactly is open

·Vienna, Austria
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IndexIndex

Production of the original Mozart ball has stopped in Austria

Production of the original Mozart ball has stopped in Austria - The factory is closing after 127 years.

·Budapest, Hungary
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poslovni.hrposlovni.hr

After 127 years, the famous factory is closing. The rush of customers is great, everyone wants to buy the last favorite balls

Today, Salzburg Schokolade is ceasing operations at its factory in Grödig. Where Mozart's Mirabell balls will be produced in the future is still unknown. This marks the end of a 127-year tradition, and Salzburg loses one of its most famous gastronomic symbols.

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Magyar HangMagyar Hang

The end of an era - the production of the original Mozart ball has stopped

The last Mozart ball was completed on December 5. However, production probably stopped only temporarily.

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Heti VilággazdaságHeti Világgazdaság

Soon, the original Mozart ball will no longer be produced in Austria

The candy named after the composer was made in the closed factory in Salzburg for 127 years.

·Hungary
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der Standard AT broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Friday, December 6, 2024.
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