Cadbury factory pledge drive wraps up at $5.8m but O’Malley frets over ‘troubling’ Mondelez comment
Key meeting today as counciller prepares to jump the first of several hurdles.
The pledge drive to save the Cadbury factory in Dunedin has closed at just under $5.8 million, $800,000 ahead of its target.
Now the hard work begins, and fresh potential problems emerged yesterday.
NBR spoke to the man behind the campaign, councillor and former Pfizer executive Jim O’Malley,
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Cadbury factory pledge drive wraps up at $5.8m but O’Malley frets over ‘troubling’ Mondelez comment
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