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“I didn't follow the policies of those already in the business. If I had, I would never have made a go of it. Instead, I started out with the determination to make a better nickel chocolate bar than any of my competitors made, and I did so.”

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Milton S. Hershey

Milton S. Hershey was a renowned philanthropist known for his contributions to the chocolate industry. Born in Pennsylvania, his chocolate factory became one of the largest chocolate producers in the world. A successful businessman and a generous philanthropist, he dedicated part of his wealth to educational and community development. more

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