Cadbury has been building its portfolio of confectionery brands in recent years but it is now getting stuck into chewing gum, which the chocolate maker believes offers greater potential than its mature markets. David Robertson brings us the latest news on Cadbury's foray into gum - and what it is doing to achieve growth in its core confectionery markets.
Cadbury Schweppes: Chasing growth through innovation in gum
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