Primary Industry

Cocoa Beans from GhanaHazelnuts from TurkeyRaisins from CaliforniaBrazil Nuts from Bolivia

Milk and Sugar Beet from the U.K.

This presentation contains information about our well building programme in Ghana. For further information contact Jennie Pearson, Community Affairs Advisor,

CS has been building wells in Ghana over the past 5 years: The CS Foundation (our registered charity) and CS Procurement (our cocoa buying department) established a partnership with the Kuapa Kokoo Social Development Fund (farmers’ collective in Ghana) to build wells and provide clean water to cocoa growing villages in Ghana. The partnership was extended late 2003 when we also began working to build wells and improve sanitation with the international charity WaterAid.

Project extended in Summer 2003

CTB launched ‘Ghana for the Source’ a way for employees to get involved and raise money to build wells

GHANA WELLS PROJECT-GHANA WELLS PROJECT-INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

CADBURY’S RELATIONSHIP CADBURY’S RELATIONSHIP WITH GHANAWITH GHANA

• Our links with Ghana stretch right back to the Cadbury Bros who helped start up Ghana’s cocoa growing industry in 1908

• As with Bournville, the company was as committed to the “human side” as the commercial, and invested in welfare and education to help the farmers establish cocoa farms producing a quality, sustainable crop

GHANA: SOURCE OF GHANA: SOURCE OF CADBURY UK’S COCOACADBURY UK’S COCOA

• Cadbury UK buys most of its cocoa beans from Ghana

• Ghanaian cocoa is recognised to be the world’s finest - commanding a significant premium on the world market for its quality and taste

• Ghanaian cocoa is normally grown on small, family-owned farms

•West Africa

• Population of 20,467,747m

• Labour force 9 million - 60% agricultural

• Exports in Ghana during 2002 equated to 463.4 million US$ this is equivalent to 22.5% of total export earnings (second only to gold)

• 80% of all cocoa produced is exported as bean. 20% processed in Ghana.Information Source: www.CIA.gov/

www.ghanaweb.com/Economist intelligence Unit, Ghana Country Report, July 2003/ CS Procurement

GHANAGHANA

Ghana CocoaGrowing Region

Secondary Industry

Food Stock and Manufacturing sites

Cadbury Trebor Bassett•The chocolate and sugar sides of the UK Cadbury

Schweppes (CS) confectionery business integrated at the start of 2001

•This forms part of the great Britain & Ireland section of what is now the CS EMEA division.

•Approximately 7000 employees

•Manufactures approx 285,000 tonnes of confectionery per year

Paisley

YorkCleckheaton

PontefractSheffield

Minworth

Chirk

Birmingham

Maple Cross

Keynsham

Crediton

Rathmore

Dublin

Holmwood

Marlbrook

Location FunctionMarlbrook Feed Stocks

Chirk Feed Stocks (+ Choc drinking powders for Premier under ‘Cadbury’ brand licence)

Rathmore Feed Stocks

Holmewood Storage & Distribution

Minworth Storage & Distribution

Paisley Storage & Distribution

Maple Cross Commercial Head Office

Location Function (2002 Sales in Tonnes)

Birmingham (Bournville) Chocolate Manufacturing (113,000) & Some Corporate

Somerdale ( Nr Bristol) Chocolate Manufacturing (44,500)

Dublin Chocolate Manufacturing (25,900)

Sheffield Sugar Manufacturing (43,500) & Customer Order

Chesterfield Sugar Manufacturing (11,600)

Pontefract (Monkhill Confectionery)

Sugar Manufacturing (12,000… 65% Own Label),

York (Monkhill Confectionery) Sugar Manufacturing (10,900 … 90% Own Label)

Cleckheaton (Lion Confectionery) Sugar Manufacturing

Crediton (Ernest Jackson) Sugar Manufacturing (Medicated)

Manchester (Adams) Medicated Sugar Manufacturing

+ Third Party Suppliers World Wide

Manufacturers in UK and abroad & Contract Packers (10,600)

Location Function (2002 Sales in Tonnes)

Birmingham (Bournville) Chocolate Manufacturing (113,000) & Some Corporate

Somerdale ( Nr Bristol) Chocolate Manufacturing (44,500)

Dublin Chocolate Manufacturing (25,900)

Sheffield Sugar Manufacturing (43,500) & Customer Order

Chesterfield Sugar Manufacturing (11,600)

Pontefract (Monkhill Confectionery) Sugar Manufacturing (12,000… 65% Own Label),

York (Monkhill Confectionery) Sugar Manufacturing (10,900 … 90% Own Label)

Cleckheaton (Lion Confectionery) Sugar Manufacturing

Crediton (Ernest Jackson) Sugar Manufacturing (Medicated)

Manchester (Adams) Medicated Sugar Manufacturing

+ Third Party Suppliers World Wide Manufacturers in UK and abroad & Contract Packers (10,600)

Site ProductsBournville Dairy Milk (including Crispy, Biscuit, Mint, Crunchie, & Bubbly), Wole

Nut, Fruit & Nut, Cream Eggs, Caramel Egg, Roses, Miniature Heroes, Milk Tray, Wispa, Twirl, Buttons, Easter Eggs, Spira

Somerdale CDM Caramel, Crunchie, Double Decker, Curly Wurly, Fudge, Caramel, Fry’s Creams, Mini Eggs, Turkish Delight, Fuse,

Dublin CDM Turkish, Flake, Snowflake, Boost, Eclairs, Mint Crisp, Star Bar, Time Out, Twirl, Wafer (Snack)

Sheffield Trebor Mints, Softees, Bassetts Lquorice Allsorts, Maynards Wine Gums / Sours, Jelly Babies, Hard Gums, Refreshers

Chesterfield Various hard boiled, DipDabs, Sherbet Fountains, Hacks

Pontefract Popcorn, Choc Coated Nuts & Raisins, Dolly Mixtures, Gums, Pontefract Cakes, Shots, some Liquorice items

York Various hard boiled, Raspberry Ruffles, Bon BonsBrands include: Sharps, Keiller, Wilkinsons, Barker & Dobson, Bellamy, Jamesons, Pascall, Barratt

Crediton Throaties, Mac, Victory V, Imps, Zubes

Cleckheaton Sports Mix, Gums / Jellies & other Lion branded items.

Manchester Halls Mentholyptus, Soothers

Third Party Dream, Marble, Bournville, Brunch Bar, Mye, Easter Eggs, Snack, 24/7, Mint Creams,

CTB core Masterbrand

Tertiary Industry

Distribution, Sales and Retail