news King Charles strips UK brands of royal warrant - including Cadbury and Marmite

[GraceRandolph]

King Charles has stripped chocolate giant Cadbury of its Royal Warrant, and it's thought his new health-conscious diet could have spurred the decision. The confectionery brand based in Bourneville, Birmingham, is among 100 companies to lose out on official endorsement from the royal family in a newly-updated list. Also missing out is consumer goods multinational Unilever, whose products include popular food brands Marmite, Magnum ice cream bars and Pot Noodle. Yet operations favoured by Charles's wife Queen Camilla remain among the latest beneficiaries of the royal household's stamp of approval.

 

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/king-charles-strips-uk-brands-of-royal-warrant-including-cadbury-and-marmite/

[Burn]

I don't think it will affect the stripped brands in any meaningful way tbh. It's just something fancy brands can brag about having but the average person in the UK doesn't have a clue which brands do or don't have a Royal Warrant so they'll continue consuming these brands like they did before.

[Aston Martin]

I don't live in the UK but I feel like King Charles is not a particularly beloved individual and thus this won't really mean much.

[shoganai]

Having still to these days individuals living off people's taxes only because of traditions and some sort of 'divinity' is absurd and anachronistic lol

[Fancyhoodlum]

love it. now strip him out of his title

[Zeferino]

Hmmm I'm gonna still buy Cadbury tho 

[smartalek22]

Great way to make enemies of the crown and gain nothing

[Into The Void]

Why would anyone want the royal endorsement. 

[Park Jinyoung]

How will Unilever survive now they were really counting on that 

[getBusy]

Kim, there's people that are dying

[no_better]

Cadbury needs some more vegan options

[Princess Aurora]

Okay lol

[SapphireSky]

No one cares about what that man is doing

[Dante Silva]

Cadbury was taken over by and has been owned by a foreign U.S. company for many years now so it makes sense.

 

However, if the current owner dares change the traditional Cadbury chocolate recipe and changes it to that horrific American one, the ordinary people will revolt (not just royalty).

[glitch]

Cadburys has been disgusting for years so it's deserved. And Unilever turned me down for a grad scheme a few years back, glitchvoodoo

[SlowGinFizzzz]

Hate Unilever, so this is a rare W for Charles. 

[Hexchromatica]

1 hour ago, glitch said:

Cadburys has been disgusting for years so it's deserved. And Unilever turned me down for a grad scheme a few years back, glitchvoodoo

Right? All the chocolate became chalky and sickly