Now we’ve sold all the family silver, we’re now selling one of our best companies to the American’s. How sad.
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Acording to the business news over 8% was already in American hands which probably helped Kraft. At least they won’t be able to dismantle Bournville village.
I am absolutely certain production won’t stay in UK and that there will be a big price hike to recover costs. So much for the government saying it should remain British. If Brown can’t even save Cadbury thank God saint Margaret was around to save the Falklands
Production set to be moved to Poland I reckon within a year. Bournville the site of yet another museum….
Shock horror!!! Sunday papers (7/2/10) claim Gordon Brown has plans to sell port of Dover to the French. When are the men in white coats comming for him?
Of course I trust the News Of World as far as I could throw GB.