Cadbury chocolate was started 200 years ago, today its net worth is present in at least more than 10

Cadbury's history is 200 years old: Cadbury chocolate was started 200 years ago, today its net worth is present in at least more than 100 countries.

Cadbury completed its 200 years on 4th March this month. This Cadbury company has a lot of dominance in the Indian market as it has business in more than 100 countries and that is why probably Cadbury's share in the chocolate market has been up to 60%. Talking about its net worth, Cadbury's net worth is 31 thousand crores which is famous all over the world. In 1824, businessman John Cadbury and his brother Benjamin Cadbury together rented a shop in Bull Street, Birmingham and named their store Cadbury Brothers. In the beginning of their shop, both the brothers started selling drinking chocolates which gave them a good profit. Then after 30 years, in 1854, both the brothers opened a new office in London. There were some ups and downs in this business, but both the brothers continued to work on its growth.

Earlier George Cadbury had established Bournville Trust. Through this trust, he strengthened the system of places of worship, open spaces, sports facilities, hospitals and schools, which still exists today. Bournville Festival is also held every year in June.

The desire for new dairy milk.

 It was in 1897 when George Cadbury was giving importance to experimenting with dark chocolate. He mixed cocoa, sugar and milk powder and tested it. Its taste was amazing. Due to this strong taste, it started getting priority and this chocolate of Cadbury started developing as a completely different kind of chocolate. While in 1905, the company launched Dairy Milk.

Expansion of Cadbury's advertisement.

After the launch of Cadbury, its advertisement changed the thinking of many people. One reason for this was that Cadbury had made a name for itself in the Indian market. It had also become a favorite of children. But whenever children had any problem with their teeth, their parents used to tell them that chocolate was the reason for the cavity in their teeth. The effect of this advice of doctors was that the sales of Cadbury fell by 15 percent.