Wilbur Chocolate Company
Wilbur Chocolate Company[edit | edit source]
The Wilbur Chocolate Company is a renowned American chocolate company that has been in operation since 1865. It is known for its high-quality chocolates and confectionery products, which are enjoyed by consumers worldwide.
History[edit | edit source]
The Wilbur Chocolate Company was founded by Henry Oscar Wilbur and Samuel Croft in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The company initially started as the Croft & Wilbur chocolate and confectionery business. In 1884, the company was divided into two separate entities, with the chocolate manufacturing business becoming the H.O. Wilbur & Sons.
Products[edit | edit source]
The Wilbur Chocolate Company is famous for its Wilbur Buds, a type of chocolate drop that predates the Hershey's Kiss. Other popular products include the Wilbur Semi-Sweet Chocolate and the Wilbur Milk Chocolate. The company also produces a variety of other confectionery items, such as chocolate bars, chocolate-covered nuts, and specialty chocolates.
Acquisition by Cargill[edit | edit source]
In 1992, the Wilbur Chocolate Company was acquired by Cargill, an international food and agriculture corporation. Despite the change in ownership, the company has continued to produce its signature chocolates and confectionery products under the Wilbur brand.
Wilbur Chocolate Store and Museum[edit | edit source]
The Wilbur Chocolate Company operates a chocolate store and museum in Lititz, Pennsylvania. The store offers a wide range of Wilbur chocolates and confectionery products, while the museum provides visitors with a glimpse into the history of the company and the chocolate-making process.
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