Most people in New Zealand like Pineapple Lump and most of the Kiwi brands that are made in this factory are so much like that they can actually do anything for it.
Recently, Chocolate maker Cadbury announced the closure of its factory in Dunedin, New Zealand. After this announcement, the campaign is being run for the closure of the factory, which has so far collected Rs. 22 crores.
It may be surprising to read this that why such a big campaign is being run on a Cadbury factory closure. But if you talk about New Zealand, you will find that the people of Pinyappal Lamp and most of the Kiwi brands that are being manufactured in this factory are so fond of that they are doing so much for this.
This factory, along with the New Zealanders' favorite Pineapple lamps, makes chocolate such as jaffs, baj bars and pinky bars, which are very popular here.
Mondelej, the company of Cadbury brand, announced the closure of this factory last year, after which the people of the country took out rallies to save it, petitions were filed, and some people also talked about boycott of Cadbury goods in protest. Of
This factory is being moved from New Zealand to Australia. The removal of this factory here means that the closure of a 150-year-old factory and the employment of at least 350 people.
However, despite all these campaigns, the company is firm on the closure of the factory as it is being proved to be very cost effective for them to run this factory.
Although in the last days of the factory closure, the company has given the people of Dunedin in one sentence and will make some chocolates for the people of the city.
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