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Mondelez Canada discontinuing Jersey Milk chocolate bars amid low . . . TORONTO - Mondelez Canada Inc says it's no longer producing Jersey Milk chocolate bars Spokesperson Pierina De Carolis says the confectionary company's decision to cut the product came after a portfolio review showed consumers have shifted to buying other pure milk chocolate bars like Cadbury
Who killed Jersey Milk? Blame Canadas economy - PressReader Companies rarely announce product retirements voluntarily, especially when it involves a legacy brand like Jersey Milk — an iconic Canadian chocolate bar first introduced by William Neilson Ltd in 1924, beloved by generations for its simple, creamy profile and its essential role in summertime s'mores
RIP to a Sweet Canadian Icon: Jersey Milk Is No More Mondelez Canada has confirmed what no one wanted to hear: Jersey Milk chocolate bars are officially discontinued That’s right — the humble, creamy, no-frills square of Canuck chocolate goodness is going the way of Zellers and penny candy
Jersey Milk Chocolate Discontinued in Canada - pwshub. com Mondelez Canada Inc announced the discontinuation of its Jersey Milk chocolate bars The decision, following a consumer analysis, reflects a shift in consumer preference towards other milk chocolate brands like Cadbury Dairy Milk
JERSEY MILK CHOCOLATE BAR DISCONTINUED DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST A chocolate bar from your childhood is being discontinued Mondelez Canadas says it’s no longer producing “Jersey Milk” because of low consumer demand The company says a recent portfolio review revealed that consumers have shifted to other pure milk chocolate bars like Cadbury’s “Dairy Milk” “Jersey Milk” was developed in 1924 by Canadian diary brand Neilson and was only