Chocolate. It seems everybody
loves it in some shape or form.
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It's no secret that chocolate
is one of the most well-known
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foods in the world and
it's considered the most popular
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sweet food.
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For many, when
visiting friends or family,
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it's what to bring when you
are told not to bring a thing.
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People all around the
world love chocolate and
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that's certainly true of
Australians and New Zealander's.
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In fact, we're up there in
the top 10 biggest per capita
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chocolate
consumers in the world.
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On average, we consume 32
kilos of chocolate per person
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per year and what's our
favorite brand of chocolate?
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Well, it's Cadbury and the
most popular Cadbury chocolate
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is? Yes, you guessed it,
the box of Cadbury favorites.
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Who can resist choosing their
favorite from the 11 delicious
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different varieties in the box?
Everybody gets their favorite.
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Way back in 1849 a man
named John Cadbury first created
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a chocolate bar at his chocolate
factory in Birmingham, England.
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Today, 350 million bars of
Cadbury's dairy milk chocolate
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are sold every year.
That's 1,200 bars a minute
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and about a million bars a
day and that's only one variety
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of Cadbury Chocolate.
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But the Cadbury family
hasn't only shared chocolate
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with the world, they've
also shared something far more
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important and that's justice,
love, mercy, and humility
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and they never go out of date.
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Join us on a journey
through the world of chocolate
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as we follow the
footsteps of John Cadbury,
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his incredible story will
surprise you and inspire you.
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People have been enjoying
Chocolate from as far back as
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600 years B C. But apparently
it was the Maya Indians
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an ancient people whose
descendants still live in
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Central America who first
discovered the likes of the
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Cocoa drink around
1,200 years later in 600 AD.
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The Mayan people lived
on the Yucatan Peninsula,
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a tropical area in what is
now Southern Mexico where the
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wild cocoa trees grew.
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They discovered that the
beans inside the cocoa pods
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could be harvested and
made into a liquid that became a
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treasured Mayan treat.
The use of the cocoa beans
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to make this chocolate
drink spread quickly through the
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ancient Meso-Americas,
Central and South America.
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By the 1400's, the Aztec empire
had conquered a sizable part
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of Meso-America. Because the
Aztec's wanted the cocoa pods
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to make the treasured
drink and they didn't grow the
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cocoa trees themselves,
they were forced to find a way
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to get them. So they ordered
all of the areas that grew
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cocoa beans were to pay
them as a tax or as the Aztec's
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called it, a tribute. Soon
the cocoa bean became a form of
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currency in the region.
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To make the drink, the cocoa
beans were fermented, roasted
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and then ground into a paste
that was then mixed with water,
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vanilla, honey, chili peppers,
and other spices to make
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a frothy chocolate drink.
This drink was even included
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in the daily rations
for the Aztec soldiers.
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So, how did the chocolate drink
from Meso-America get to you?
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Well, the famous Italian
explorer who sailed for the
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Spanish Court, Christopher
Columbus discovered the Americas
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and while there, he tasted
this new drink and is believed
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to have brought the first cocoa
beans back to Europe from his
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fourth visit to the new
world between 1502 and 1504.
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But it was the Spanish
Conquistador Don Hernan Courtez
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who first realized the
first commercial value,
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he brought cocoa
beans back to Spain in 1528.
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At first, the Spaniards
used it as medicine to treat
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illnesses such as abdominal
pain because they thought the
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bitterness had medicinal value.
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Very gradually the custom of
drinking chocolate spread across
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Europe reaching
England in the 1650's.
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But once it was sweetened by
the addition of sugar or honey
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to counteract the natural
bitterness, it was transformed,
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it quickly became a
court favorite with the royals
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nobles and then
popular throughout society.
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First among the upper
classes and then for everyone.
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But the Mayan chocolate and
the early European chocolate
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are very different to the
chocolate that we know today.
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The creation of the first modern
chocolate bar is credited to
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Joseph Fry in Bristol, England.
In 1847 Fry pressed a paste
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made of cocoa powder
and sugar into a bar shape,
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this first chocolate
bar became very popular.
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Around this time about
160 km Northeast of Bristol
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in Birmingham a young
man, John Cadbury opened a
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grocers shop at 93 Bull Street
next to his father's Drapery
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and Silk Shop in the then
fashionable part of Birmingham.
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He sold tea, coffee,
cocoa, and drinking chocolate
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that he prepared himself
using a pedestal and mortar.
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Being a devout Christian,
he believed that alcohol was
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harmful and kept many people
in poverty so he wanted to
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provide these chocolate drinks
as an alternative to alcohol.
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Like his father, John had a
strong sense of social justice
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in particular, he campaigned
against child exploitation
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as chimney sweeps and
against animal cruelty.
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But in order to tempt
the masses away from alcohol
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his chocolate needed to
be mass produced so in 1831
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Cadbury decided to start mass
production on a commercial scale
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and bought a four-story ware-
house in near-by Crooked Lane.
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The Cadbury
manufacturing business was born.
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By 1842, he was selling
16 different varieties of
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drinking chocolate and
11 varieties of cocoas.
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Business was booming and in
1847 Cadbury moved to larger
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premises on a canal in Bridge
Street in Central Birmingham.
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The canal provided links to
all the major ports in Britain.
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Then in 1849 John
Cadbury introduced his own brand
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of the chocolate bar. By
1854 Cadbury had a royal warrant
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to manufacture chocolate for
Queen Victoria and first used
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the color purple on
his chocolate to honor
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Queen Victoria. In 1861
John Cadbury retired and left
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the chocolate business to
his sons Richard and George.
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John Cadbury devoted the rest
of his life to civil and social
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work in Birmingham
until his death in 1889.
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The Cadbury brothers continued
to build and grow the family
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business. By 1868 they were
marketing boxes of chocolate
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candies in England and
by the 1870's they'd become
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the most popular brand
of chocolate in Britain.
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Some of their other
major achievements included the
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creation of the first
chocolate Easter Egg in 1875
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and some years later on,
the creation of the world-famous
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block of Cadbury Milk Chocolate.
This was the first time
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that the British company
had been able to mass produce
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milk chocolate and it came in
its distinctive purple wrapping.
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In 1878 the brothers decided to
relocate the chocolate factory
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six kilometers outside
of Birmingham at the Bourn.
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Factories in Victorian England
were usually dark, oppressive,
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and unhealthy places to
work. The Cadbury Brothers
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revolutionized the production
of chocolate were also at the
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forefront of improving the
working conditions of their
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employees. The Cadbury family
continued to be devout followers
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of Jesus and his teachings, they
were continually conscious of
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Jesus Golden Rule, "Do unto
others as you would like them
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to do to you." And so they
decided to put this guideline
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into practice, they wanted
the very best for their staff
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including a friendly working
environment, even if it meant
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taking costly and
innovative measures.
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A move out of the city and into
the country was unprecedented
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of business of this time but
George Cadbury wanted to build
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a place full of green spaces
where industrial workers could
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thrive away from city pollution.
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So he chose a new site that
had a canal, train, and road
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links and a good water supply,
he called the new factory site
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Bourneville. Working conditions
in factories during the
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Industrial Revolution
were very poor, factory workers
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usually lived within
walking distance to the factory.
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These new working places were
able to underprice the cottage
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industries, soon cottage
workers migrated into the towns
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in search of employment
and contributed to the rise in
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urban living. Until the
late 19th century it was common
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to work 12 hour days, six
days a week. This included women
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and even children as
young as six years old.
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Wages were low and families
often struggled to make enough
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money to keep
bread on the table.
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At Bournville the workers
lived in far better conditions
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than they had experienced in
the crowded slums of the city.
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The Cadbury Brothers built
erratically innovative workplace
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on 130 hectors, there
were 314 houses with warm rooms
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to dry clothes and
kitchens to cook food.
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The village had sporting fields
and lily ponds and enough land
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for each house to
have a vegetable garden.
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They even offered a retirement
plan for the factory workers.
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As the Cadbury's were Quakers,
conservative Bible believing
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Christians, there were no
pubs or alcohol on the estate.
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Even today the district around
the original Cadbury factory
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outside of Birmingham had
been dry for over a century.
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None of the local pubs,
bars, or shops serve alcohol.
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The pear tree from the original
cottage garden still stands
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outside the Cadbury reception
at the Bournville Factory.
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If you are making a chocolate
cake, chances are you will buy
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some Bournville Cocoa
named after the place where the
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factory is or you may even
find some dark chocolate bars
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with the Bournville brand
at the closest supermarket.
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After the 1st World War and
in the same year the well-known
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Cadbury flake was first produced
there was a period of global
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expansion and the Cadbury
brothers began looking to build
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a factory outside of England.
In 1920 they chose a place
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nearly 17,500 kilometers away
on the other side of the world
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in Tasmania, Australia.
The new factory was called
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The Cadbury Estate and was
located on the banks of the
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Darwin River in Claremont about
13 kilometers north of Hobart.
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The 100 Hector property
had and idyllic garden setting
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with a cool climate, access
to international and interstate
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shipping and an eager workforce.
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Production commenced in January
1922 and is still one of the
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largest private employers
in Tasmania, it has been able
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to maintain a workforce of
undoubted skill, experience
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and loyalty and is a state of
the art manufacturing operation.
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Back in England, not far from
the Bournville Chocolate Factory
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was a prestigious
boarding school for boys in
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Repton, South Derbyshire,
it was a place with a strict
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environment as was usual at most
boarding schools at the time.
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According to one of
its most famous students,
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the golden years of chocolate
were from 1930 to 1937.
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Roald Dahl was 14 years old
when he began as a student at
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Repton 1930 and
chocolate became Dahl's passion.
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You see, every so often Cadbury
would send each school boy
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a sample box of new
chocolates to taste and grade.
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They were using the students
as greatest chocolate bar
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experts in the world to
taste their new creations.
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The boxes contained 12
chocolate bars wrapped in foil,
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one control bar
and 11 new flavors.
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Dahl just loved the chocolate
and as a young school student,
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he fantasized about working
in a chocolate inventing room
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with pots of chocolate and
fudge and all sorts of other
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delicious things
bubbling away on the stove.
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The elaborate, often gigantic
machines fascinated Dahl
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and these ideas came back to
him when he began writing his
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famous books that have
sold over 250 million copies.
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During Dahl's childhood,
the British firms Cadbury and
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Roundtree became such vicious
competitors that stories about
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their secrecy and spying
became the stuff of legend.
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It became the inspiration
for Roald Dahl's second book,
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the world-famous Charley
and the Chocolate Factory.
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The chocolate spies that
tried to steal Willie Wonka's
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inventions for rival
candy makers were not entirely
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a product of Dahl's imagination.
Competition among chocolatiers
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was so fierce that companies
sent spies posing as employees
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to steal each other's
innovations. Trade secrets were
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guarded and employees
were monitored for suspicious
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activities. It was while writing
this book that Dahl experienced
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two of the biggest
tragedies of his life.
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The first occurred in 1960
when a taxi hit his son Theo
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who was riding in a baby
carriage, the child developed
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hydrocephalus, a build-up
of fluid in his brain cavity
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that led to high fevers
and temporary blindness.
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Young Theo endured many
operations and Dahl became an
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active participant
in Theo's recovery.
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With the help of
toymaker Stanley Wade and Theo's
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neurosurgeon Kenneth Till, the
trio developed a cerebral shunt
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that helped to
alleviate the condition.
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It became known as the Wade\
Dahl\Till valve and assisted
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many other children.
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Just as Theo was recovering,
Dahl's daughter Olivia came down
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with measles which
turned into measles encephalitis
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she passed away not long after.
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Dahl was devastated and is said
to all but have lost his mind
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with grief. And so, one of
the world's best story tellers
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for children Roald Dahl,
dedicated one of his books,
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Charley and the Chocolate
Factory it his son Theo
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and two of his books James and
the Giant Peach and The B F G
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to his daughter Olivia.
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One of Dahl's daughters Athelia
said her father ate chocolates
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and sweets pretty much every
mealtime. After dinner, Dahl
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would pass around a little
red box full of Mars Bars, Milky
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Ways, Maltese's, Kit
Kats, and other chocolates.
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He knew the history of all the
chocolates and could tell you
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when they were invented.
We may not know the dates
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when the different chocolate
bars were invented like Dahl did
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but most of us know that giving
chocolate has become a symbol
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of friendship, love, and
commitment and the Cadbury name
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is known all over the world
as a symbol of these qualities.
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But the Cadbury Brothers were
known for more than chocolate,
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they were also
pioneers in industrial relations
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and employee welfare as
well, as the company prospered,
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new work practice ideas
were implemented and additional
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facilities were
provided for the workforce.
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Cadbury was the first firm
to reduce working hours and
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introduce the five and
a half day working week.
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He also campaigned against
the exploitation of children
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in the work-force, young
employees were encouraged to
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attend night school and
were also allowed to leave work
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early twice a week
to gain an education.
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When the new factory
was built at Bournville,
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it had many facilities which
were unknown in Victorian times,
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heated dressing rooms, kitchens
for heating food, gardens,
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extensive sports fields,
and men's and women's swimming
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pools. The sports facilities
included football, hockey and,
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cricket pitchers, tennis,
and squash courts and a bowling
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green. Country outings and
summer camps were organized,
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special workers fares were
negotiated with the railway
company and 16 houses
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were built for senior employees.
But he realized it was necessary
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to care for people's spiritual
needs as well as their physical
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needs and so to preserve a
family atmosphere and encourage
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people to establish a
relationship with Jesus Christ,
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Cadbury started morning prayers
and daily Bible readings in
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1866, this practice
continued for 50 years.
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Why did John Cadbury and
his sons seek to improve the
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job opportunities and working
conditions of their employees?
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Why were they interested in
their workers physical, mental,
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and spiritual
development and well-being?
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Well, one of the reasons is
that they were prominent members
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of the Society of Friends
or Quakers, a Bible believing
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group of Christians.
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Their strong Christian beliefs
inspired them to assist factory
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workers and the poor in society.
Many Quaker run businesses
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at the time were part of the
social and industrial reforms
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in Victorian, Brittan. John
Cadbury himself had a lifelong
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involvement with the Temperance
Society, this was a group that
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advocated the abstinence from
alcohol. He believed that it was
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one of the causes of poverty and
deprivation among the working
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people and this view influenced
the direction of his business
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enterprise, providing cocoa
and chocolate as an alternative
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to alcohol. One of the things
John Cadbury did when he retired
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was to begin a campaign against
animal cruelty forming the
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Animals Friends Society a fore-
bearer of their royal society
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for the prevention of
cruelty to animals that provides
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animal care and protection.
The RSPCA as we know it now,
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is still
protecting animals today.
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The Cadbury family were
people who believed that actions
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speak louder than words, they
followed the simple yet profound
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Bible principles found in
Micah chapter 6 and verse 8.
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Yes, these qualities are the
very things the Cadbury family
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has shared with the world
and are still important today.
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The high ideals and Christian
legacy of the Cadbury family
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are still visible in modern
society. We still see efforts to
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to create a just and equitable
society, we see the better
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conditions for factory
workers, we see the RSPCA,
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and we see the role of ambulance
and medical units in war zones
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all influenced by
Christian principles and values.
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And it's a reminder that our
countries are the great nations
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they are because of
our Christian heritage
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and if we are wise,
we will value and protect
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our Christian heritage so that
future generations can enjoy
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the family values, benefits,
prosperity and freedoms
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that Christianity brings.
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But here's the good news, this
Christian heritage and all the
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blessings it brings isn't
restricted to any one nation
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or people, listen to what the
Bible has to say in John 3:16.
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This heritage is available
to everyone regardless of
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nationality and the freedom,
prosperity, peace and happiness
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that it brings nations it
can also bring to each of us
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as individuals. Yes,
this Christian heritage,
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knowing Jesus can change
our lives and bring us personal
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freedom, peace, and happiness.
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If you'd like to claim this
heritage, and experience true
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peace and happiness,
why not ask for it right now
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as we pray. Dear Heavenly Father
we thank you for your heritage
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that allows us to enjoy
the family values, benefits,
00:24:29.13\00:24:33.27
prosperity and freedoms
that Christianity brings.
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We acknowledge you and remember
our Christian heritage with
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humility and gratitude.
And we thank you that in Jesus
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each of us can find true,
peace and happiness in our
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personal lives. Lord, we
pray that you will bless us
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and grant us your peace,
in Jesus name we pray. Amen.
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Purple wrapped Cadbury
chocolates are enjoyed by
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millions of people
around the world today.
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The founder John Cadbury
established a chocolate empire
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worth over 20 billion
dollars, but the Cadbury family
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were known for more
than just chocolate.
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They were inspired by their
Christian beliefs to promote
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justice, love and mercy. These
qualities are still important
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today because they make a
real difference to our lives.
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in the footsteps of John Cadbury
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