New Cadbury advert released on channel 4 23rd jan 09.
Duration : 0:1:1
New Eyebrow Cadbury Advert
The Cadbury Flake 99 Challenge
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Every year Cadbury Icecreamland surpass themselves in providing unique and thrilling environments for their lolly-licking patrons and aficionados.
Their latest jape is to challenge fans to eat a Cadbury Flake 99 ice cream upside-down on a rollercoaster at speeds of over 40mph and pulling over 3Gs – and then repeat the same feat going backwards whilst being splattered in a veritable blizzard of Cadbury ice cream.
Gaze on in breathless amazement as our indefatigable fans rise to the perilous challenge of the ultimate white-out-knuckle ride. Buckle up boys and girls and get your wet wipes ready…things are about to get very messy.
For more information on Cadbury Flake 99, please visit:
http://www.cadburyicecreamland.com
Special thanks to everyone at Pleasure Beach Blackpool for allowing us to recreate the stunt.
http://www.pleasurebeachresort.com
The music is: THEME FROM CADBURY ICECREAMLAND, By Pixelphonics, Jimi Love & Matt O¹Connor: http://cadburyicecreamland.com/#/about-space-donkey/theme-tune-lyrics
Duration : 0:1:47
Forecast Revisit: Will New Scenarios Alter Prospects in the Global Packaged Food Industry?
Senior Packaged Foods Analyst, Franciso Redruello, discusses how changes in legislation in China will affect the local packaged foods industry. Changes in the law will increase the cost of production, therefore raising unit prices. This change in price will ultimately have a negative impact on Chinese consumers, but it will give a chance for international manufactures to enter the Chinese market.
Due to the economic crisis, China has had a relatively large inflation rate, and global unemployment is still high. Because of these influences, global economic growth is slow and demand is weak for some packaged foods, such as chocolate, but strong for necessary items, such as milk and soup.
When Kraft took over Cadbury, Kraft acquired a presence in the Asia Pacific market. Now that these two companies have merged, the combined resources mean lower prices for their products. Confectionery products – which is one of the fastest growing categories in the region – may now gain an even stronger demand in Asia Pacific due to these lower prices.
Duration : 0:3:49
Cadbury Gorilla Eastenders Remix
Cadbury Gorilla Eastenders RemixEmergency Meeting at the Cadbury Egg Company
They make Cadbury Chocolate Eggs, not Cadbury Easter Eggs —– so Easter shouldn’t matter, right?
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Written by Sean Clements. Directed by Todd Bieber. Edited by Nate Dern and Carmen Angelica. Starring Curtis Gwinn, D’arcy Erokan, and Sean Clements.
Duration : 0:2:15
Cadbury Dairy Milk – Eyebrow dance
http://www.adme.com.br
Agency: Fallon, London
Executive Creative Director: Richard Flintham
Creative Directors: Chris Bovill & John Allison
Art Director: Nils-Petter Lovgren
Copywriter: Nils-Petter Lovgren
Agency Producer: Olivia Chalk
Production Company: MJZ, London
Director: Tom Kuntz
Executive Producer: Debbie Turner
Producer: Suza Horvat
Director of Photographer: Mattias Montero
Editor: Steve Gandolfi
Post-production: The Mill
Audio post-production: Zoo/Jungle
MUSIC : ‘Don’t Stop the Rock’ by Freestyle
Duration : 0:1:2
Cadbury’s Flake advert – 1985
Advert for the ‘crumbliest, flakiest milk chocolate recorded in 1985.
Gypsy girl walks through sunflower field and suggestively eats a Flake. Then she sits on the back of a horse drawn caravan and suggestively eats a Flake.
Duration : 0:0:43
Cadbury Eyebrow Ad
Song is a remixed version of Don’t Stop The Rock by Freestyle. I case you’re wondering. 
Duration : 0:1:2
Cadbury chocolate takeover deal
British chocolate-maker Cadbury has been swallowed up by the US food giant Kraft for just under $20 billion.
Kraft has been trying to take control of Cadbury for some time now, and this improved offer seems to have sealed the deal.
Al Jazeera’s Jonah Hull reports from Cadbury HQ in Bourneville, in the UK’s Midlands.
(18 January, 2010)
Duration : 0:2:29
An ad for Cadbury’s Caramel chocolate bar.