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Cadbury shrinks Christmas Heroes and Roses pouches as 'last resort' change
Cadbury cut pouch weights by 10% due to higher cocoa, dairy, energy, and transport costs, while prices largely remain unchanged, impacting popular UK supermarket Christmas chocolates.
- Cadbury, owned by Mondelez International, recently downsized its Heroes, Roses and Twirl pouches, shrinking them by 10% while prices often do not reflect smaller packs.
- Citing higher cocoa and dairy costs, Mondelez said `We understand the economic pressures that consumers continue to face and any changes to our product sizes is a last resort for our business,` a Mondelez International spokesman told Newsquest.
- The bags currently cost £4.50 at Tesco or £3.50 with a Clubcard, £4.50 or £3 at Morrisons with a More Card, and £5 at Sainsbury's, while typical Heroes pouches include Dairy Milk and Twirl.
- Shoppers were warned by Which? that festive tubs may be lighter this year, while Cadbury's pouches shrank by 10% but kept the price £1.40.
- Industry examples show Cadbury trialling new paper Heroes tubs in Tesco, while other manufacturers adjust pack size this year to maintain quality amid rising costs, reflecting a wider shrinkflation trend.
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Cadbury shrinks Christmas Heroes and Roses pouches as 'last resort' change
Cadbury has confirmed it has shrunk Heroes and Roses pouches by 10 ahead of Christmas, as a 'last resort'
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