Bad news for fans of candy lovers — Hershey’s Canada has confirmed that it will no longer produce its Cherry Blossom candy ... “I always thought they were old in every gas station I’ve seen them. I ...

A letter writer called for Canadians to rise up and demand the return of Cherry Blossom candy production from the ... What about the oil, gas, electricity, minerals and the expertise and talent ...

Bad news for fans of candy lovers — Hershey's Canada has confirmed that it will no longer produce its Cherry Blossom candy. A customer service representative confirmed that Hershey's is ...

Classic as it may be, the Cherry Blossom is a divisive candy. Some love it, some hate it, but the bright yellow packaging emblazoned with a cross-section of the treat is an iconic image.

It’s thick chocolate on the outside, creamy on the inside and has a very special centre. Serena Austin is a Toronto-based general assignment reporter at the Star. Reach her via email ...

Canadians appear to have a love-hate relationship with Hershey’s Cherry Blossom, a sweet, syrupy treat that was produced in Canada for about 90 years. But fans of this sweet sensation will need to act ...

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 ...

Cherry Blossom lovers should probably start mourning, while those who despise the sweet cherry-filled chocolate treat might have a good reason to jump with joy. Hershey Canada confirmed on Friday the ...

(Submitted by Kate Fudge) First it was mustard pickles. Now, another Canadian convenience store staple is flying off the shelves forever: the Cherry Blossom candy, a fruit-filled chocolate dome that ...

The move signalled the beginning of the end for the candy’s Canadian identity. Hershey did not provide a detailed explanation for discontinuing Cherry Blossom, but the likely culprit is declining ...

Stock up, Cherry Blossom fans, because they’re about to have their final bloom. Hershey Canada confirmed to CBC News on Jan. 17 that it would stop making the candy in “early 2025,” though no ...