The "sweetest" place around Hobart is undoubtedly the Cadbury Chocolate Factory. Anyone can get to the world-famous factory, located 25 minutes north of the capital of Tasmania - just book a special tour, during which you can get acquainted with the technology of chocolate production and try the most popular delicacy in the world. And after tour of the factory you can buy any kind of Cadbury chocolate in its speciality shop at a special price!
The history of the Cadbury chocolate company began in 1824 in England. The company Cadbury grew and developed rapidly, expanding its range of products and conquering new markets. Almost a century after its founding, in 1922, the company's first branch in Australia. The site of the factory was chosen Clermont near Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. The choice was not accidental - it was Tasmania that could provide the necessary amount of high quality fresh milk for chocolate production.
Today, the Cadbury Chocolate Factory is a fully automated factory utilising the latest technology. However, the factory also preserves historical “tools of labor” - for example, chocolate finishing machines (another name is conche) with granite rotating drums, which were installed 60 years ago and are still working.
Because the factory is a working enterprise, serious safety measures are in place. security measures. To get inside, you must wear closed toed shoes and comfortable clothes and remove all jewellery.
