Aura Clip’n’Go Mints, by New Era Brands, will become part of United Airlines’ Smart Pack meals. The mints were originally introduced in 2007 for people on the go who want to carry their mints with them.
After having acquired the Canadian assets of the House of Brussels 17 months ago, Dynamic Confections quietly began "remodeling" the premium chocolate company to better fit its growth plans.
With the premium chocolate market continually growing in the United States, Starbucks Coffee Co. and The Hershey Co. have come together to form Starbucks Chocolate, made from the world’s finest cacao and inspired by Starbucks’ beverages and coffeehouse flavors.
As part of its ongoing reorganization, which included taking part of its U.S. beverage business out of the confectionery division and moving a large portion of its UK manufacturing operations to Eastern Europe, Cadbury Schweppes will establish a new regional headquarters in Switzerland.
Upon deciding to close its chocolate factory in Keynsham, England last October, Cadbury Schweppes announced it will construct a new factory in Skarbimierz, Poland and expand on a factory in Wroclaw, also in Poland.
The New England Confectionery Corp. (Necco) Inc. plans to close its Stark Candy plant located in Pewaukee, Wis. by May 30, 2008, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification letter received by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development.
The French supermarket chain Leclerc has announced its plan to move confectionery treats from the front of the store at checkout counters to the confectionery aisle to help prevent child obesity.
Spanish confectionery firm Natra announced a 31% rise in sales to 384 million euros and a 41% jump in gross margins. Natra attributed its increase in profits to the purchase of Belgium-based chocolate firm All Crump.
Anthony Forgione II, son of previous owner Anthony Forgione, has been named trustee and president of Boyer Candy Co. after petitioning the Florida courts that put family friend Roy Mollomo in charge five years ago.
The British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) rules that Ferrero must change its Nutella ad in order for it to appear on television because it breached CAP (Broadcast) TV advertising standards code rules on misleading and inaccurate advertising.
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