They were then joined by Joseph Terry in the 19th Century, who had experience working with sugared pastilles and pills, taking the firm in a new direction. Have YOU fallen prey to this toxic dating trend? Relationship experts lay bare the pitfalls of 'spider-webbing' - as they reveal how you can avoid becoming a victim of these VERY unhappy romances

Dominic Cummings branded Cabinet 'useless f***pigs' as he raged at 'exhausting' Boris Johnson over Covid response in messages - with the ex-No10 chief aide's language condemned as 'revolting' by lawyer as he appears before official inquiryJenni Shepherd, exhibition coordinator, said: 'It has been such a joy putting together the exhibition. As well as collecting wonderful objects I have also had the opportunity to talk to so many people who worked at Terry's. These include opium-based throat sweets, theatre chocolates with 'rustle-free paper' and other 'tasty' treats that included ingredients such as mercury, leading to the firm producing cards warning their products were 'poison'. Calls to boycott Net-a-Porter and MyTheresa after luxury fashion platforms axe Israeli fashion designer Dodo Bar Or for 'posting video comparing Hamas to ISIS' It has gone on to produce iconic treats such as the Chocolate Orange, Neapolitan, Spartan and Waifa.

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The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. Scientist and sugar expert Joseph Terry joined in 19th Century and took the company in new directions Previously part of Kraft Foods, Terry's moved to the ownership of Mondelez when its former parent split into two separately traded public companies in 2012. Little-known right to help YOU beat NHS waiting lists without having to wait for hospitals to invite you... as data reveals how many patients are waiting at YOUR trust The history of Terry's will be unveiled at York's Chocolate Story museum in North Yorkshire, with the public able to see a selection of the most interesting's products in the firms history.The American food giant which bought Cadbury in a controversial deal in 2010 is soliciting interest in a takeover of Terry's, one of Britain's oldest chocolate brands. The company has a fascinating history, from chemists to confectioners, but the stories from the factories themselves and the pride of the people who worked there is what makes the company so interesting. These unique tales and memories are what ensures that Terry's will always have a legacy in the city of York.'

The US company has seen a mixed performance since the spin-off from Kraft three years ago, although in August it reported improved sales and margins for the second quarter of its financial year. Although the portfolio being earmarked for sale consists principally of brands in France, it also includes assets in Spain and the Netherlands, according to people familiar with the process. Bizarre sweets from the past 250 years will go on show alongside some modern favourites to mark the anniversary of one of Britain's biggest confectioners. The Crown will portray Princess Diana as PREGNANT and will show Mohamed Al-Fayed claiming she and Dodi were killed as part of an 'establishment plot', in a move likely to cause fury in royal family, source claimsSales of the brand are understood to be minuscule in the context of Mondelez'sbroader confectionery portfolio, which includes Cadbury, Milka and Toblerone. Israel-Hamas war LIVE: Israeli airstrikes destroy 300 targets in Gaza and Lebanon overnight as WHO warns of 'imminent public health catastrophe' It went on to produce iconic brands including the Chocolate Orange, All Gold, Spartan and Neapolitan