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Mondelēz International is one of the largest food manufacturers in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), enriched with more than 100 years of tradition and a portfolio of iconic brands including Cadbury, The Natural Confectionery Co., Pascall, Oreo and BelVita biscuits. Our dream is to provide consumers with the right snack, for the right moment, made in the right way. Approximately 2,000 local employees support this dream by researching, developing, manufacturing, financing, resourcing, marketing and selling our delicious food products for consumers across ANZ.
We pride ourselves on delivering superior value for both our consumers and customers. In 2018, The Advantage Group recognized Mondelēz as the "Best Supplier in Australia" for both snacking and total FMCG, while Cadbury was voted by the public as "The Australian Reader’s Digest’s Most Trusted Confectionery Brand." In 2018 our Legal team were also awarded "FMCG Team of the Year" by the Australian Lawyers Weekly, while our Human Resource team were among the Human Resource Director Magazine’s most innovative teams for 2018.
Our corporate headquarters are based in Melbourne, Australia and we operate five manufacturing plants in Suttontown (South Australia), Ringwood and Scoresby (Victoria), and Claremont and Burnie (Tasmania). Our ANZ business is led by Darren O’Brien, President Australia, New Zealand and Japan, along with a talented senior leadership team that has extensive experience across the fast moving consumer good industry.
Building positive impact for people and our planet is at the core of who we are and accelerates our company’s growth. We call this, simply, Impact For Growth – our commitment to driving business growth with positive change in the world.
Our future is rooted in helping people snack in balance and enjoy life with products that are safely and sustainably sourced, produced, and delivered. To live this purpose, we empower the well-being of our colleagues, communities, farmers, and consumers while making smart and sustainable use of natural resources to reduce our environmental footprint.
Chocolate and other confectionery products have been loved and enjoyed by people across the world for centuries. The first chocolate bar was created in the UK in 1847 and since then, innovations in modern manufacturing and the creativity of our people have produced many of the brands we know and love today.
For many of us, confectionery isn’t just a product; it’s so much more than that. We love it because of its delicious taste and the way it can be used to create a whole world of delightful inventions.
Most people already have chocolate and candy (or other confectionery) as an occasional treat. But sometimes knowledge isn’t easy to turn into action, which is why Be treatwise is looking at ways in which we can help educate consumers and support families with better treating behaviour.
View the Be Treatwise video below and visit BeTreatwise.net for more information.
Cocoa Life aims to create empowered and thriving cocoa farming communities, reaching more than 200,000 farmers across six countries and benefiting more than a million people by 2022. Mondelēz International's ultimate goal is to sustainably source all the company's cocoa supply, mainly via Cocoa Life. By working in partnership with farmers, NGOs, suppliers and government institutions, Cocoa Life is part of Mondelēz International’s Impact for Growth – a commitment to driving business growth with positive change in the world. Follow our progress on www.cocoalife.org/progress.
In Australia, The Mondelēz International Foundation’s partnership with Save the Children is providing nutritional education, physical activity and access to fresh fruits and vegetables for young children and their families. The program, titled Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities, will initially run through Save the Children’s early childhood development program, Play2Learn, and will reach 11,500 children across 100 different locations in Australia. For more information and to view the progress of Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities, click here.