Rudy Lai

AI @ Mondelez International

Snacks (Oreo, Cadbury)
Industry
Last updated
July 3, 2025 at 10:44 AM

Summary

  • Mondelez has steadily increased its adoption and integration of AI technologies across R&D, marketing, supply chain, and product innovation from 2023 through early 2026, with prominent partnerships including Accenture and Publicis.
  • The company has notably leveraged generative AI tools since Q3 2024 to create personalized marketing content, achieving significant cost reductions of up to 50% and investing over $40M in AI-generated advertising campaigns.
  • AI-driven recipe innovation and supply chain demand forecasting have accelerated the development of new snack flavors and optimized production, positioning Mondelez as a leader in AI-enabled consumer packaged goods innovation.

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4 AI Use Cases at Mondelez International

Marketing Cost Reduction
2025
Traditional
Generative
Agentic
Outcome
Costs
Mondelez uses a generative AI tool to significantly reduce the cost of producing marketing ads by 30-50%, including AI-generated video ads with $40 million investment, leading to efficient spending and faster campaign rollouts. [1][2][3]
Recipe Optimization
2024
Traditional
Generative
Agentic
Outcome
Revenue
Mondelez uses AI to analyze and generate new snack recipes, optimizing flavor profiles, cost, and ingredient sustainability to accelerate product innovation and development. [1][2][3]
Content Personalization
2024
Customer Facing
Traditional
Generative
Agentic
Outcome
Through generative AI platforms developed with Accenture and Publicis, Mondelez creates personalized marketing content including text, images, and videos at scale, improving consumer engagement and brand loyalty. [1][2][3]
Demand Forecasting
2024
Traditional
Generative
Agentic
Outcome
Costs
Machine learning models predict consumer demand by analyzing various data inputs, enabling Mondelez to optimize its supply chain, reduce waste, and enhance inventory management. [1]

Timeline

2026 Q1: no updates

2025 Q4

6 updates

Mondelez rolled out a generative AI advertising platform projected to cut marketing content costs by 30-50%, invested $40 million in AI-generated video ads, and further personalized consumer advertising to boost marketing reach.

2025 Q3

2 updates

Mondelez's AI strategy incorporated digital transformation with generative AI tools targeting dominance in snacks and consumer packaged goods, though specific new deployments were less detailed.

2025 Q2: no updates

2025 Q1

2 updates

Mondelez utilized AI to accelerate snack flavor development, optimizing recipes for cost and sustainability while expanding AI use across production and supply chain to maximize product innovation.

2024 Q4

6 updates

Mondelez deployed AI tools in R&D to innovate and refine snack recipes such as Oreo and Chips Ahoy, speeding up new product iterations and enhancing taste tests, while further scaling AI content creation to reduce marketing costs and enhance brand connection.

2024 Q3

6 updates

Mondelez launched an expansive generative AI marketing platform, in partnership with Accenture and Publicis Groupe, enabling efficient creation of personalized content including text, images, and videos.

2024 Q2

1 updates

Mondelez applied machine learning for demand prediction and supply chain optimization, improving forecasting accuracy and operational decision-making.

2024 Q1

1 updates

Mondelez increased analytical rigor and invested in AI tools to optimize promotions, pricing, and enhance sales productivity to boost marketing effectiveness.

2023 Q4: no updates

2023 Q3

2 updates

Mondelez integrated AI into product development and collaborated with WPP in India on an AI-driven Cadbury advertising campaign, engaging young AI talent.

2023 Q2

1 updates

Mondelez began exploring AI in R&D to enhance research and development capabilities, with insights from Joe Manton on AI's early potential in food innovation.