C. Booth
Last Updated on January 7, 2021
When Forrest had everything he wanted from Bruce Murrie or rather Hershey and achieved the fame and the success he always yearned for. He started mistreating his partner until he dissolved the partnership.
In his lifetime, Forrest was known to be very mean and ungenerous to the extent that not even his own kids were allowed to eat not one single M&M. He was also known to be a perfectionist, which means that any improperly wrapped piece of chocolate ends up on the factory floor or thrown straight into the garbage.
Blame the genetics or something else, this craziness continues in The Mars Family to this very day. Millions of M&M’s are to be thrown in the garbage if they don’t look perfect, including that M symbol.
Need to know more surprising facts about the Mars company? The latter refuses to share its financial records with their bankers and prefer to keep it secret!
Chocolate World Is Far Dirty Than What You Might Think
Chocolate companies like many other tech-related industries rely on secret technology via which they can have a superiority over the other chocolate companies. In this world of chocolate, fame, success, and money are what matters most. Some companies like Nestle and Rowntree used to send spies to work on other companies and steal their trade secrets.
Remember Forrest Mars when he first went to Europe to build his chocolate empire. He worked first with Toblerone and then with Nestle. He learned a great deal of very important things, one of these things is to never trust the outsiders or let them into the factory.
So, even when Forrest had visiting workers, he would force them to enter and leave the factory blindfolded. That’s only to tell you that in such a world of chocolate, there is no place for morals. It is all about you betray me, I‘ll betray you too and even if you don’t I will always do. This is really crazy, isn’t it!
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