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Cadbury Reveals Two New Flavours of Classic Chocolate Bar - Liverpool Echo

UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 23 – Cadbury introduces Salted Caramel and Chopped Hazelnut bars to modernize Bournville and attract dual-category buyers representing 25% of UK households, priced at £2.20 each.

  • In UK supermarkets, two new Bournville bars will be hitting shelves later this month, featuring chopped hazelnut and salted caramel flavours, Cadbury said.
  • In June, Mondelēz International said it discontinued the Bournville fingers after five years on shelves, and Cadbury removed it earlier this year to make way for new products.
  • In a nod to 1908, Bournville wrappers feature the original 'B' imprint, reflecting heritage, as New Food Magazine reported.
  • According to Cadbury, the launch priced at £2.20 for a 100g bar is designed to attract milk chocolate buyers into the Bournville dark segment, targeting high-value dual-category shoppers.
  • Amid broader confectionery trends, this week’s NPD shows a clear shift toward format innovation and flavour experimentation, with a multi-channel campaign running from August to October to broaden dark chocolate appeal.
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Cadbury to release 2 'delicious' new chocolate bars in the UK over coming days

Cadbury is set to release two new chocolate bars - Bournville Salted Caramel and Bournville Chopped Hazelnut (RRP: £2.20) by the end of July 2025.

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