Emily Tan
May 29, 2014

'Jihad' declared against Cadbury: What should the brand do?

MALAYSIA – In a move surreal in its extremity, more than 20 Malay-Muslim groups in Malaysia have declared a "Jihad" against Cadbury following the discovery of porcine DNA in its chocolate bars. Experts on branding and Islam discuss the impact and how the brand should move forward.

Cadbury Malaysia issued a recall of the affected chocolate bars immediately

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