The Kraft Group

...UK as well as old colonial markets like India and Australia. Kraft decided to make a move after the UK group spun off its Schweppes beverages business in the US last year. The separation of Cadbury's beverage and confectionery arms, in...

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...the value [of Cadbury],'' a company spokesman said. Kraft produces Vegemite and various cheese products in Australia in two factories, and also sells biscuits and chocolates. Cadbury has about 35 per cent of the local confectionary...

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Referring to the strategy, Mr Carr said absorption ''into Kraft's low-growth, conglomerate business model'' was ''an unappealing prospect which contrasts sharply with our strategy to be a pure-play confectionery company.'' Mr Carr...

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...for months to come, until Australia decides upon a new name." While Kraft is apparently responding to the will of the people, there may be more to the fiasco than meets the eye. Brand Republic notes that sandwich maker outfit Breville holds...

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...the hot, humid weather in the south. The new Oreos are also outselling traditional round Oreo cookies in China, and Kraft has begun selling the wafers elsewhere in Asia, as well as in Australia and Canada. Kraft has also introduced wafer...

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"We have been overwhelmed by the passion for Vegemite and the new product. The new name has simply not resonated with Australians,'' said Kraft spokesman Simon Talbot. The company said it would once again throw open the challenge to...

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...Australia, said iSnack.2.0 will continue to appear on store shelves for several months. In the meantime, Kraft plans to hold a referendum for a new name. In a press release, the company said Australians just don't like the name. Talbot...

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...to bring the FIFA World Cup to the U.S. in 2018 or 2022. Robert Kraft, CEO of The Kraft Group, accepted an invitation to join the board of directors for the USA Bid Committee. The U.S., Australia, England, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico and...

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