Cadbury and the Worm Controversy
Details
CLSDM042
3
2005
NO
200
Cadbury India Ltd.
Food & Beverage
India
Corporate Communication,Corporate Image & Identity, Reputation Management
Abstract
The caselet primarily deals with the worm controversy in October 2003 when a stockist in Mumbai found worms in Cadbury’s chocolates. It discusses the impact of this incident on Cadbury’s reputation and ethical image. It describes the steps taken by the company to regain its lost image and briefly examines how Cadbury’s competitors gained from the worm controversy. It also presents an overview of the Indian chocolate market.
Learning Objectives
The case is structured to achieve the following Learning Objectives:
- Ethical and social responsibility of companies
- Role of regulatory bodies
- and Importance of quality aspects in fast moving consumer goods.
Keywords
Cadbury, Worms, Bournvita, Food and Drug Administration, Mumbai, Kerala, Ban, Dealers, Manufacturing Plants, Refrigeration, Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, Packaging, Amitab Bachchan
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