Hershey Canada has announced the discontinuation of its popular Cherry Blossom candy, a Canadian favorite for decades. Production will cease in early 2025, with the company encouraging consumers to purchase remaining stock while supplies last.
Cherry Blossom , a mainstay of Canadian candy store shelves for decades, will soon disappear as Hershey Canada has decided to halt production.
The company has not disclosed an official date for the removal of the candy that combined maraschino cherries and roasted peanuts within a chocolate coating, but confirmed it would be transitioning the confection out of its lineup in the coming months.
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