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Mondelez International

Mondelez International

Mondelez has operated independently since its split from the former Kraft Foods North American grocery business in October 2012. The firm is a leading player in the global snack enclave with a presence in the biscuit (49% of sales as of the end of fiscal 2024), chocolate (31%), gum/candy (11%), beverage (3%), and cheese and grocery (6%) aisles. Mondelez's portfolio includes well-known brands like Oreo, Chips Ahoy, Halls, and Cadbury. The firm derives around one-third of its revenue from developing markets, more than one-third from Europe, and the remainder from North America.www.mondelezinternational.com

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Sep 21, 2026

Ken BerryHOST
6:22
You are improving your health.
Ken BerryHOST
6:25
The most highly processed, cheapest meat that you can afford is a thousand times better for you than anything made by Kellogg's or Kraft Heinz or Mondelez.
Ken BerryHOST
6:37
So you are doing your health a net benefit by eating this highly processed meat.
Ken BerryHOST
6:43
Do not be afraid of that.
Adam QuesnellHOST
18:59
Yeah, yeah.
Andrew SantoroHOST
19:00
Mondelez International, which owns the brand...
Andrew SantoroHOST
19:02
Those
Adam QuesnellHOST
19:02
motherfuckers.
Andrew SantoroHOST
22:32
What was it? They're like state fair flavors or
Adam QuesnellHOST
22:35
something.
Adam QuesnellHOST
22:36
Can I give Mondelez International a little tip? Because you know they search the podcast transcripts on Apple to find when people mention them.
Adam QuesnellHOST
22:44
So I know you're listening.
Jean SparrowHOST
14:13
Despite the friction, there are still signs of local investment.
Jean SparrowHOST
14:17
During her visit, Jolie highlighted an $8 million expansion by Canadian-owned bus manufacturer Prevost at its facility in Elk Grove Village, alongside meetings with Chicago corporate giants like AbbVie, Motorola, and Mondelez.
Jean SparrowHOST
14:33
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is opening up about a major personal health journey, revealing publicly for the first time that he has lost 80 pounds with the help of a GLP-1 medication.
Jean SparrowHOST
14:45
In interviews with CBS News and the Chicago Sun-Times, the 61-year-old governor shared that he was diagnosed with prediabetes and later type 2 diabetes at age 58.
Ken BerryHOST
4:13
Now, the Tufts School of Nutrition, and indeed Dr. Mozaffarian himself, are funded in large part by huge big food corporations.
Ken BerryHOST
4:23
In some cases, getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants, in funds, in who knows what other kind of monies coming from big food like Kellogg's, General Mills, Kraft Heinz, Mondelez.
Ken BerryHOST
4:36
And so immediately my BS sensor goes off and it's like, wait a minute, you're going to tell me that Frosted Mini Wheats is out of all those foods, that's the third most nutritious one? Come on, give me a break here.
Ken BerryHOST
4:52
Now, here's another chart that Nina Tycho used the data from Tufts School of Nutrition's research.
Ken BerryHOST
4:22
You are improving your health.
Ken BerryHOST
4:24
The most highly processed, cheapest meat that you can afford is a thousand times better for you than anything made by Kellogg's or Kraft Heinz or Mondelez.
Ken BerryHOST
4:37
So you are doing your health a net benefit by eating this highly processed meat.
Ken BerryHOST
4:43
Do not be afraid of that.
Ken BerryHOST
16:24
If you haven't already done so, please take one second, just one second, and click that subscribe button and the little bell button right beside it so that every time I put out a new video, you'll get a notification from YouTube.
Ken BerryHOST
16:36
And as you can tell from this video, I will never be getting sponsored by PepsiCo or Coca-Cola or Dr. Pepper or Mondelez or Nestle or Welch's.
Ken BerryHOST
16:47
So won't you please become a patron? It's a super quick signup.
Ken BerryHOST
16:51
I've got a link down below.
Anthony CodispotiHOST
11:24
No, you don't.
Nathaniel JonesGUEST
11:26
So we partnered with Oreo, Nabisco, Mondelez now, to give away tickets to the One Direction concert in Chicago.
Nathaniel JonesGUEST
11:34
That was the biggest campaign that we've ever run because you had to either make a purchase for Oreo, fill out an online form, And you talk about over one hundred thousand entries and Oreo sales were through the roof because of it.
Nathaniel JonesGUEST
11:45
And then we end up winning the National Grocers Award Association Best Marketing Project of the Year for it.
Metal WaltHOST
2:15
So I have to say, Mick, I'm from New Jersey, which is not far away from New York City.
Metal WaltHOST
2:21
And in the town I live in, East Town over New Jersey, we have a company called Mondelez, and they make the candy Swedish Fish.
Metal WaltHOST
2:29
Are you familiar with Swedish Fish?
Mic MichaeliGUEST
2:32
I am.
speaker_7HOST
3:46
So I have to say, Mick, I'm from New Jersey, which is not far away from New York City.
speaker_7HOST
3:51
And in the town I live in, East Town over New Jersey, we have a company called Mondelez, and they make the candy Swedish Fish.
speaker_7HOST
3:59
Are you familiar with Swedish Fish?
Mic MichaeliGUEST
4:02
I am.
Jemima WrightHOST
5:48
yes is
Naomi PartridgeGUEST
5:49
that Cadbury's that was yeah it was then Mondelez been taken over by um craft at that point but it was it was just again a sign of just doors opened yeah um and so I spent the year out at Bethel doing their school
Jemima WrightHOST
6:02
yeah the first year of the
Naomi PartridgeGUEST
6:03
school that's it the first year of the student natural school and what year
Naomi PartridgeGUEST
9:14
time.
Naomi PartridgeGUEST
9:15
So it's quite a significant milestone birthday just before I returned.
Naomi PartridgeGUEST
9:19
So I returned back in and came back into what was Mondelez and into a learning and development job, moved to London and honestly had what I would call the second year I needed, you know, rather than staying out there.
Naomi PartridgeGUEST
9:35
and what happened was just such a um such a turnaround in my life so I I came back moved and then actually to be honest hit a huge low you know I'd left this community yes I'd moved to London I was working from home before people work from home oh gosh so lonely um and yeah I knew we were on you know zoom and yeah um doing these or Skype I think yeah if it was then yeah um And doing these long meetings and just feeling like, although I loved the place I was working, I myself was really struggling.

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