Cherry Blossom’s demise is a reminder that even longstanding traditions cannot survive without innovation and adaptability. The confectionery industry is fiercely competitive, yet Canada has a ...

Hershey Canada sending Cherry Blossom to the chocolate graveyard "Everyone seems to have the same kind of thing, like, their grandparents or their parents loved it," said Fudge. The artist said ...

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Fans of the now discontinued Cherry Blossom candy previously made by Hershey’s Canada can try a similar cherry and chocolate confectionery for free this weekend. According to purdys.com, the Cordial ...

Cherry blossoms are a breathtaking sight and they bloom in several stunning locations worldwide. Here are 10 of the best places to experience them ...

It’s a classic chocolatey confectionery that’s been available in Canada for more than a century. Canadians appear to have a love-hate relationship with Hershey’s Cherry Blossom, a sweet, syrupy treat ...

The Cherry Blossom is a cherry in syrup surrounded by ... it was a proud Canadian invention. In 1989, Hershey Canada acquired the Lowney brand, moving production to its Smiths Falls, Ont.

While the news has been met with a mix of nostalgia and indifference, the end of Cherry Blossom marks yet another chapter in the ongoing challenges facing food manufacturing in Canada. Cherry ...