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POPCORN fans will be upset to hear that Cadbury's Butterkist factory has gone up in flames. The fire, in Pontefract, West Yorkshire, is believed to have started when a batch of popcorn being cooked became too hot, writes Lucy Farndon.
The sweets plant, which also made chocolate-covered nuts and raisins, was destroyed, said the West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service. Cadbury's second factory building on the same site was not damaged. The fire may result in a shortage of Butterkist popcorn across the UK, so devotees would be wise to stock up.See the full content of this document
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