Cadbury Fingers Vanish from French Supermarkets, Stirring Consumer Discontent

The iconic chocolate biscuits have been absent since May 2024, with Mondelez and distributors pointing fingers over the disappearance.

Cadbury Fingers, a beloved chocolate biscuit, have been missing from French shelves since May 2024, causing disappointment among fans.
Mondelez International, which owns Cadbury, claims the biscuits were distributed through an intermediary and are not directly managed by them in France.
The distributor, Lightbody Europe, asserts that the decision to stop selling the biscuits was made by Mondelez's British branch.
This situation mirrors the 2015 Figolu incident, where consumer demand eventually led to the product's return to the market.
Mondelez France is exploring options to reintroduce Cadbury Fingers, responding to the nostalgic outcry from consumers.