cadbury factory


49 Felstead Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
M4J 1G3
October17, 2018




Ms. Abigail Beveridge
Lead Tour Guide
Cadbury School Tour Program
Mondelez International
277 Gladstone Ave
Toronto, ON
M6J 3L9

Dear Ms. Beveridge:

On Tuesday October 16, me and my class went to the Cadbury factory.
I learned a lot about the factory and its history. I enjoyed when we went to the 4th and 3rd floor to see how it all works. My favorite part was looking at the clothing that had chocolate on them, the Guide said they hired designer to make the clothing and got other people to make chocolate that would not melt even when being worn by models.


            During the tour I learned a lot of things such as why the chocolate wrappers color is purple and that they weigh the bags of chocolate so neither the customer nor the factory will be cheated. I also learned when cocoa was first found and where it grows now.

The tour Guide that led my group was very nice, professional and easy to approach. She answered all my questions with detail.  She even told us why the factory is allowed to run even in the location it’s in. The trip was fun and I enjoyed it a lot and I am positive that the rest of my class liked it jest the same.

Yours truly,
Juliata Mengistu

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