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Cadbury Australia’s customer service reflects the brand’s reputation for quality and trust. As a beloved FMCG brand, Cadbury doesn’t deal with direct sales but handles product feedback and consumer concerns with care.

Support is available via a toll-free phone line and a detailed online contact form. The Cadbury Care Team is known for being warm, responsive, and generous – often resolving issues with a personal touch.

Whether it’s a defective chocolate bar, an allergen inquiry, or a promotion glitch, Cadbury’s customer service is designed to leave customers satisfied and loyal. Their proactive stance on public feedback (like reverting recipe changes after backlash) shows a genuine commitment to listening and improving.

While Cadbury's complaint volumes are low, the main issues consumers raise include:

• Product defects like odd taste, texture changes (bloom), or very rare foreign objects.
  
  
• Packaging discrepancies, such as partially filled boxes or missing Creme Egg fillings.
  
  
• Recipe changes, especially when ingredients or taste shift without notice.
  
  
• Allergen and dietary questions, e.g., whether products are gluten-free or nut-safe.
  
  
• Promotion or contest hiccups, like faulty codes or confusion around entry.
  
  
• Slow support replies (typically via web form, not phone) – though many report friendly outcomes once connected.

Even light-hearted issues like “less than expected” chocolate portions spark feedback, but Cadbury generally handles complaints generously and in good humour.

You’ve got multiple ways to get in touch:

• Phone (best for speed): Call the Cadbury Careline on 1800 250 260 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm AEST).
  
  
• Online Contact Form: Submit feedback via the Cadbury Australia contact page. Choose your query type, add photos, and get a response in a few business days.
  
  
• Social Media: Message @CadburyAust on Facebook. Good for light queries or visibility, but official support may redirect you to the phone or form.
  
  
• Mail: Write to Cadbury Consumer Relations (Melbourne HQ). It’s slow but still works – and sometimes they send goodies in return!
  
  
• FAQs: For quick answers about ingredients, allergens, or sustainability, check Cadbury’s website FAQs.
  

📝 Pro tip: Include the product barcode, lot number, and best-before date when contacting support. It helps them resolve things faster.

• 100% Quality Guarantee: Cadbury will replace or compensate (often with vouchers or chocolates) if a product doesn’t meet expectations.
  
  
• Returns & Refunds: Typically handled by the retailer (e.g., Coles, Woolies), but Cadbury also steps in with replacements or gifts if contacted directly.
  

• Promotions: Contest prize terms apply – contact Cadbury if you’ve won but haven’t received your item.
  
  
• Price Match: Not applicable – product pricing is set by retailers, not Cadbury.
  
  
• Warranty: No formal warranty, but strong quality assurance. If your treat wasn’t up to scratch, they’ll make it right.
  
  
• Shipping: If Cadbury sends you a prize or replacement, they cover the postage (standard mail; allow 2–3 weeks).
  

Bottom line: Cadbury aims to keep you smiling – they don’t quibble over a $3 bar when a small gesture earns lasting goodwill.