Kate, who turned 43 on Thursday, can now bestow the honour on any favoured company whose goods are sold to the royal ...

More than 300 Royal Warrants were granted last month, with a notable number of food and drink manufacturers and suppliers ...

Cadbury, and Unilever, which was also stripped ... which is protocol. A royal warrant of appointment is granted as a mark of recognition to people or companies who have regularly supplied ...

Cadbury's indulgent hot chocolate powder was pulled from supermarket shelves at the end of 2024 over 'quality' concerns.

In what’s been described as a “disappointing” decision, King Charles III has dropped royal warrants for Unilever and Cadbury, meaning the consumer goods companies will no longer be ...

Both Unilever and Cadbury’s parent company Mondelez ... More than 500 brands and companies now hold warrants, according to the Royal Warrant Holders Association. They are issued for a five ...

Both Unilever and Cadbury’s parent company ... will not be bestowed with the privilege and honour of holding a Royal Warrant.” Speaking with the BBC, Birmingham Business School professor ...

The company had held the royal warrant for 170 years since 1854. Consumer goods firm Unilever, which owns Dove and Lipton, was also stripped of its warrant. Earlier this year, Charles was urged by ...

Cadbury was among 100 firms including Unilever missing from a new list of 386 royal warrant holders, although Bacardi and Nestle retained their warrants. Chocolate firm Cadbury said on Monday it ...

King Charles grants royal warrants to 386 companies that previously held warrants from the late Queen, including Weetabix, Heinz and Nestle. Here's what it means.

Cadbury, a British chocolatier that had held a royal warrant since Queen Victoria’s reign, and Unilever, owner of brands like Marmite and Ben & Jerry’s, are no longer on the list. The reasons ...

Unilever added it was “very proud” of the long history its brands had supplying the royal household, most recently receiving a warrant from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Prof David Bailey ...