Cadbury Poster :- "Cadbury Wall chart" "The World of Chocolate"

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To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Promoter and its associated agencies and companies are not liable for any loss (including, without limitation, indirect, special or consequential loss or loss of profits), damage, liabilities, costs, expenses or claims, which is suffered or sustained (whether or not arising from any person’s negligence) in connection with the Postal Service or Prize Draw or accepting or use of the Participating Product or Prize (for the avoidance of doubt this includes but is not limited to damage such as melted, empty or broken products), except for any liability which cannot be excluded by law. Nothing will exclude the Promoter's liability for death or personal injury as a result of its negligence. The designs look to the "inherent goodness and generous spirit" of founder John Cadbury, says Bulletproof, with the wordmark referencing his signature. You can send someone a free chocolate bar with the Cadburys Secret Santa postal service. Just keep an eye out for one of their posters, which can be found in over than 200 locations across the UK, and digital posters which are at bus stops, high streets and train stations. This Secret Santa service runs from 14th November until the 24th December so you've got plenty of time to send a chocolate bar. In a pledge to make the Postal Service more magical and accessible this year than ever before, Bernadette, the product and services innovation company from VCCP, have supercharged the activation enabling a digital experience once the QR code has been scanned to give customers a more personable and interactive experience with the Cadbury postie, Jeff. Similarly across static posters and flyposters, the poster will come to life with a bit of extra magic using augmented reality.

Alongside the poster activation, Cadbury has created a 30” film which heroes the Cadbury postie and the act of sending chocolate secretly. The film welcomes viewers into the festive Cadbury post room, where Cadbury fans are introduced to the possibility of sending an anonymous bar of chocolate for free through dedicated posters. The creative showcases a range of poster locations; from station platforms to the seaside, and calls on the nation to think of someone special who might need a little lift this Christmas with this simple gesture of secret giving. To send a bar, chocolate fans will need to keep an eye out for one of the posters, which will be popping up across the country in over 200 locations from November 14 until December 24. Those who scan a QR code will be taken through to an interactive digital experience, where they will be guided through the service by Jeff, the Cadbury postie, who will help them select a bar for their chosen recipient. At the heart of the integrated campaign, developed in partnership with agency of record, VCCP London and production partners Bernadette and Girl&Bear , lies hundreds of digital 6-sheet, static and flyposters that will be popping up across the UK on bus stops to train stations and from quaint little towns to big cities. The posters will invite members of the public to send chocolate secretly to someone special, for free, simply by scanning a QR code. Each digital poster will also feature a charming Cadbury Secret Santa postie who will hold up a range of welcoming signs from his Cadbury post room and explain what the ‘Secret Santa Postal Service’ is and how the nation can take part in the generous ritual.The application and interpretation of these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the law of England and the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction in relation to any dispute concerning them.

That’s why from today, you’ll see our postal service popping up on posters across the country, giving 120,000 people the opportunity to send chocolate secretly to a loved one this season. We hope that our campaign encourages the nation to get into the Christmas spirit and become a Secret Santa, helped of course by our wonderful postie Jeff.”Read more: Christmas in Cardiff 2022: The ultimate guide to the festive events in and around the city Cadbury Secret Santa Starts From Monday, 06 November 2023 (from 6am) and ends Sunday 24 December 2023 at 23:59 In the event of a discrepancy between these Terms & Conditions and the details in any promotional material, the details in the Terms & Conditions will prevail. A spokesperson for Cadbury said: "We anticipated the Cadbury Secret Santa Postal Service would be very popular this year so even though we’re giving away 120,000 free bars, we can’t guarantee you’ll definitely be able to send one. We recommend keen Secret Santas keep their eyes peeled for the QR code on our posters, on high streets, and in train stations and scan as soon as they see the QR code. We will have an allocation of free bars to give away every day of the activation period (from 14th November to 24th December) so if there are no bars available when you scan the QR code we suggest you try again within the campaign period. In 2019, we launched Cadbury Dairy Milk 30 per cent Less Sugar following significant investment over three years. We not only invested heavily in developing a bar that consumers told us tasted great - but also in promoting it through a nationwide marketing campaign. Despite these efforts, demand for this product has dropped and we have sadly taken the decision to delist it."

g) Moderation: All Participants who are unsuccessful during the Postal Service Period have an opportunity to enter the Prize Draw but if they are subsequently found to be successful during the Postal Service Period on a separate occasion, the Promoter will remove the Participant’s entry in the Prize Draw. Posters detailing how to claim the bars are being put up around the country between 6 November-24 December, and will have a QR code on that you will need to scan. A selection of Cadbury chocolate bars will be available to gift, including classic Cadbury Dairy Milk and a host of flavours including Winter Wonderland, Oreo, Caramel, Wholenut, Fruit & Nut, Mini Snowballs and Vegan Plant bar. Terms state 120,000 available. Angus Vine, Creative Director at VCCP London added: “Cadbury Secret Santa is a real Christmassy magical labour of love so we’re all buzzing that people can now access it from anywhere in the country. Walking to the shops, standing at a bus stop, wherever you see one of our posters you can get inside the postal service and send someone some secret free chocolate. Merrrrrry Christmas!“ To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Promoter does not accept any responsibility for any damage, loss, liabilities, injury, costs, expenses, or claims (whether in contract, tort or otherwise) suffered by Participants, recipients or any third parties arising out of or in connection with the Postal Service, Prize Draw and/or the Participating Product (including but not limited to damage such as melted, empty or broken products).The Promoter seeks to run a fair and secure process and prevent abuse and cheating. If a participant enters in a way that is not consistent with these Terms & Conditions, the Participant’s entry or entries (and any of their associated aliases) during the Postal Service Period or in the Prize Draw will be disqualified, any participation in the Postal Service or Prize Draw awarded may be void and recoverable, and we reserve the right to bar the Participant from entering any of our future promotional activities for a period of at least six months. For this reason, we reserve the right at any point to: For 2022 the physical pop-ups have been replaced with a virtual postal service, accessed via posters across the country. To send a bar, chocolate fans will need to keep an eye out for one of the posters, which will be popping up across the country in over 200 locations from November 14 until Christmas Eve.

Cadbury has announced it is once again running its Secret Santa Postal Service this festive season, with a whopping 120,000 chocolate bars there for the taking. At the heart of the integrated campaign, developed in partnership with agency of record, VCCP London and production partners Bernadette and Girl&Bear, lies hundreds of digital 6-sheet, static and flyposters that will be popping up across the UK on bus stops to train stations and from quaint little towns to big cities. The posters will invite members of the public to send chocolate secretly to someone special, for free, simply by scanning a QR code. Each digital poster will also feature a charming Cadbury Secret Santa postie who will hold up a range of welcoming signs from his Cadbury post room and explain what the ‘Secret Santa Postal Service’ is and how the nation can take part in the generous ritual.A selection of Cadbury chocolate bars will be available to gift, including classic Cadbury Dairy Milk and a host of flavours including Winter Wonderland, Oreo, Caramel, Wholenut, Fruit & Nut, Mini Snowballs and Vegan Plant bar. d) Disqualify spam, bulk entries from individuals, trade, consumer groups or third parties, incomplete entries and entries submitted by macros or other automated means. Beyond there being a limited number of bars available, and only 200 posters going up, there is no catch – you don't have to buy anything to take part, nor pay any contribution towards postage.