Company Information
You know us. We’re Kraft Foods, one of the largest food and
Number of Vacancies
Graduate Management
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beverage manufacturers in the world. And you know our
brands, which are nearly all leaders in their respective markets: Programme –10,
Kenco, Toblerone, Dairylea, Philadelphia and Terry’s Chocolate internships – 26
Kraft Foods
Orange. And there are many more to get your teeth into.
Placements Available
Graduate Management
Programme and
internships available
Locations
Cheltenham,
Gloucestershire and
Banbury, Oxfordshire
Salary
Graduate Management
Programme – £27,000,
internships – £15,000
Online Applications
Who we are looking for Benefits
www.kraftfoods.co.uk/careers
Whether you’ve just We will recognise your
graduated or have work individualism, encourage your
experience, we ask for a innovation and expect a level
2:1 degree. But that’s just of flexibility that will allow you
half the story. These roles to adapt to the challenges
we offer will almost certainly you will face. In return we
lead to senior positions, offer great pay, final salary
so we need commercially pension, 27 days’ holiday,
focused people who can life assurance, a subsidised
show us they’re ready for the staff restaurant and company
challenges and hungry for shop with generous discounts
the opportunity. and a flexible attitude to how
you want to work.
Careers Offered
Finance, sales, marketing,
customer service
and logistics, research and
Contact Details
development, manufacturing,
www.kraftfoods.co.uk/careers
regulatory affairs and
information systems
Website
www.kraftfoods.co.uk/careers
Closing Date
22 November 2009
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