Hershey has no immediate plan for Cadbury bid
(AP) — Candy maker Hershey says it has no immediate plans to make an offer for British competitor Cadbury, making it all but certain that Kraft Foods Inc.'s $19.5 billion bid will proceed without competition.
The Hershey Co. did leave room for reconsideration, however.
The company says it is reserving the right to bid or participate in a Cadbury offer within six months, but a number of conditions must be met.
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