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Hershey, Milton Snavely by 
            Bloomsbury

Purpose and benefits

Milton Snavely Hershey (1857–1945) is the entrepreneur who brought the world the Hershey chocolate bar. He was a late starter in business, his first attempts in the confectionery industry ending in failure. Real success finally came in his late thirties with the Lancaster Caramel Company, a business he eventually sold to a rival for a large sum. The break that put Hershey in the history books came in 1893 when he stumbled across chocolate-manufacturing equipment at the World’s Fair in Chicago. Hershey concentrated on chocolate, perfected a recipe for milk chocolate, introduced mass production, and built a thriving chocolate business as well as a town called Hershey.

Method

Biographical details, defining career moments and context and contributions.

Time to Complete

10

Length

4 Pages

Participants

1

Price

£2 Pounds Sterling
(inc. VAT)

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