Cadbury pull out of Hobart...

[i-need-a-martini]

...so is it too late to re-route that waste of funds to SPC as should have been done in the first place?

[vicr3000]

Daydream

Am fully aware of the scam I think it is crazy paying money. They should pay the companies to certify.

[lloydslights]

I want to know if Cadbury's still has a glass and a half of rich full cream milk.  

Note the sizes available and price : 1/2 lb for 2/-.............1/4 lb for 1/-.........2oz for 6d

Edited:  1960s advert

DEB

[gleee58]

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@*julia*2010 wrote:

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@j*oono wrote:

I'm surprised by that.  To me it's like avoiding a product because it is suitable for Vegans.  

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why would it be the same ????  

halal when in reference to food  requires

ritual slaughter of animals.   

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Would that be for the possum flavoured chocolate?

Perhaps the Beef jerky chocolate?

I don't think I've ever had chocolate with added slaughtered animals.

[gleee58]

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@daydream**believer wrote:

Posts 33, 34 and 35.

You really need to do some research on the whole halal certification scam.

If, after that, you still have no issue with halal certification, then that is your choice.

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No, thanks. I have dairy farmers in the family that supply Cadbury with milk.

And no thinks, there is a lot more to dislike about the anti-muslim sites than there is to like.

[vicr3000]

Anti halal doesn't automatically mean anti muslim though.

[j*oono]

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@vicr3000 wrote:

Anti halal doesn't automatically mean anti muslim though.

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Yes it does. What ever name you call it, that's what it is.

[nevynreally]

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@vicr3000 wrote:

Anti halal doesn't automatically mean anti muslim though.

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I think it does.

If it doesn't effect the taste or the cost of the item, then what other reason is there to avoid halal?

[Anonymous]

Would that be for the possum flavoured chocolate?

Perhaps the Beef jerky chocolate?

not sure about that.

what i am referring to is the animal by-product.

The below products have been certified halal. Please note that we use halal certified gelatine in products that contain gelatine as an ingredient.  https://www.cadbury.com.au/Products/Halal-Products.aspx

For meat to be halal it must come from a permitted source and it must be slaughtered according to Islamic rites. Pigs, for example, are not a permitted source because they are considered 'impure' and so pork is not halal.

Why is gelatine a problem?

Because of this, gelatine is a problem for Muslims as it is extracted from the bones and skins of animals, usually cattle or pigs. These are by-products of meat production.   As you can imagine, when you read ‘gelatine’ on an ingredient list of a food label, it’s impossible to know whether it’s made from cows (acceptable) or pigs (not acceptable); and if from cows, whether the cow has been slaughtered in the correct (halal) manner. http://foodwatch.com.au/blog/additives-and-labels/item/q-i-have-noticed-halal-gelatine-on-food-label...

[gleee58]

It's times like this I thank god I'm an atheist and don't have to worry about any old man's, out dated,  dumbarrs rules and regulations being forced upon me.

:D:D:D

I suppose I'll get cursed by the panic merchant, spreader of hate and fear next.

[Anonymous]

It's times like this I thank god I'm an atheist and don't have to worry about any old man's, out dated,  dumbarrs rules and regulations being forced upon me.

forced?  its their  choice, didn't you know?