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    One of the other aspects that we learned in this course is regarding the social impact that results from the social entrepreneurship. We learned about many B-corp companies that committed to change the world, such as One World Play Project, which makes, sells and distribute indestructible ball in the third world countries, focusing on bringing the power of play to the children who live in a harsh environment. Australian Ethical, an investment company, which only invest people’s funds in industries that give positive impacts to the world, such as medicine, healthcare, energy saving and efficient transportation, or Alter Eco, a chocolate producer who provides better benefits for the cacao and rice farmers worldwide. Having a better understanding on what the sustainable companies and B-corp companies do is really inspiring and it challenge me to contribute more towards the society. Most of the social entrepreneurship companies do not gain big in terms of financial profits, but more significant is the societal impact of the organization, and evaluation of the success of…

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    Milton Hershey was born on September 13, 1857, in Derry Township, Pennsylvania. He was the only surviving child of Veronica “Fanny” Snavely and Henry H. Hershey. The details on his parents separation are cloudy, but it’s largely believed that Fanny, the daughter of Mennonite Clergyman, had grown tired of her husband’s failures. Milton Hershey was the founder of the Hershey milk chocolate bar. When he was younger he had been a candy making and candy selling master.The 14-year-old Hershey turned…

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    Gummy Candy Research Paper

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    Neşe Ümit S005003 002- Technology behind the processing of a food product: Gummy Candy 28.12.2014 THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE GUMMY CANDY Gummy candy is a type of soft confectionery that has been first produced by Hans Riegel in Germany in early 1900s. First gummy candy was in the shape of bear and it was called “dancing bear” by its inventor, Hans Riegel himself. Both the dancing bear and the gummy candy factory are called HARIBO which is an acronym for Hans Riegel, Bonn (Hartel, 2014). Turkish…

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    Milton Hershey changed the world in so many ways. He made the world’s most popular chocolate company, gave orphans free education in the city he built, and became famous around the world. Milton Hershey first started having interest in chocolate making when he saw the German chocolate machinery that was in the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. Soon after that he made his own candy business. This candy store was particular for caramels. The company was very successful. Milton Hershey was now…

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    Milton S. Hershey: The Candy Man Milton Hershey is famous for being the founder of The Hershey Foods Corporation in 1894. The theory behind his success was the following: "Give them quality. That's the best kind of advertising in the world." Hershey created his own empire unlike many businessmen of that time, as he didn’t force his employees into grim factories yet he offered them dignity and prosperity. As any entrepreneur, obstacles and setbacks were on his path. He was perseverant and has…

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    To describe a Hershey's kiss may seem easy because of its small structure, but for me it is almost impossible to describe. Simple words can only describe its beauty and its wonderful taste, but only vaguely. Despite the tiny figure the Hershey Kiss has, it is made up of 3 components that makes it recognizable to everyone, and also so amazing. The beauty of the chocolate is covered by a shiny coloured foil, and peeking from out of the foil is a paper flag that reads “KISSES” in bold light blue…

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    Specialists furrowed football fields to develop crops, and the Cadbury St. John's Ambulance unit inhabited amid air attacks. Chocolate was viewed as key for the Armed Forces and regular citizens. Proportioning at long last finished in 1949. In 1969 Cadbury converged with Schweppes to frame Cadbury Schweppes. Schweppes was a surely understood British mark that fabricated carbonated mineral water and soda pops. The blended organizations would go ahead to gain Sunkist, Canada Dry, Typhoo Tea and…

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    Chocolate Bar Industry Essay

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    1992). It’s a homogeneous product sold all over the world in a billion euro industry (Badiner & Hill, 2013). Chocolate is very popular food product, according to a focus group research Monaco, Ollila and Tuorila (2004) conducted, it appears that people purchase chocolate bars as an incentive to oneself. Thus, like a personal reward. The results further showed how price increase did not affect the buying behaviour of consumers. However, a higher price range may be a cue for consumers to expect a…

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    Andrew Ragle Mrs. Turner Business English 6 October 2017 History of the Reese’s Chocolate Company Reese’s is a popular candy company that was “established” somewhere around 1920 by H. B. Reese. It has become a favorite among the many great chocolate companies. Reese was born on a dairy farm owned by his parents, Aquilla Asbury and Annie Belinda Reese, on the 24th of May in the year 1879, in York County, Pennsylvania. In 1900 on the first of August, he married Blanche Edna Reese and they went…

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    The Hershey Company has been around for many years. You might find shelves of Hershey bars in almost every store you go. Even though Hershey’s products are so popular, many people do not know the history behind how the Hershey Company has become so well known. Hershey’s has become what it is today because of the founder of the company, Milton Hershey. After reading this essay, I hope that readers will learn how Hershey’s Company became so successful and loved by millions. Milton…

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