The three men at the top of Cadbury have all announced their resignations following Kraft Foods’ takeover of the chocolate maker.
Chairman Roger Carr, chief executive Todd Stitzer and chief financial officer Andrew Bonfield are all to step down, Cadbury said.
US firm Kraft sealed its takeover on Tuesday after Cadbury shareholders voted in favour of the deal.
For months, Cadbury had rejected a hostile bid from Kraft.
In January, the board approved an increased bid of £11.5bn ($18.9bn) and advised shareholders to accept it, saying it offered “good value”.
Mr Stitzer, who has been with the company for 27 years, said: “I wish [Kraft chief executive] Irene Rosenfeld and her team every success in taking Cadbury and its brands forward.
