[sgtbono2002]

I suppose it wont happen ,but what if people just stopped buying Hershey’s Chocolates.

Mexico isnt known as the cleanest place in the world. I dont want a Chocolate bar from there.

[abigailsmybaby]

I’ve already quit.

[goodnesswins]

Hersheys is NOT the best chocolate you can buy...it’s just run of the mill stuff, IMHO....

[unfortunately a bluestater]

I’m with you-—I’m giving up Hershey’s

[tom h]

"Hershey's Move To Mexico"

"Mexico isnt known as the cleanest place in the world. I dont want a Chocolate bar from there."

I need to disagree with you. And this is not a pro-NAFTA comments or any such thing. But manufacturing plants that move to Mexico actually produce extemely high quality products. A friend had to move his glass tile production there. An extremely hard decision but he would be out of business otherwise -- hard to compete with China. And the product he is getting back is excellent.

We need to forget about the old stereotypes of Mexican maquiladora plants. Done right, the Mexican factories for the American marketplace do extremely well.

[Slump Tester]

What do we have left now - have you read the back of Nestles latey? They outsourced to Brazil and Argentina.

I refuse to eat candy from anywhere that still has sewage running in the streets.

[ridesthemiles]

Mexico isnt known as the cleanest place in the world. I dont want a Chocolate bar from there.”

Amen.

I have just seen the last of my Hershey bars and my chocolate milk, made with Hershey’s syrup.

Maybe if Hershey moved out of high-priced Kalifornia wo a state like Wyoming or something, they could stay in the USA.

[Nea Wood]

I suppose it wont happen ,but what if people just stopped buying Hershey’s Chocolates.

Mexico isnt known as the cleanest place in the world. I dont want a Chocolate bar from there.

Same here. I've bought my last Hershey's bar. Same goes for Nestle's.