Cyabra Launches Deepfake Detection

Mondelēz

November 18, 2022

An analysis of snack foods company Mondelēz, including sentiment and comparative analysis.

Cyabra found negative content regarding snack company Mondelēz, most of it related to nuts found in Cadbury candy. Among competitors, discourse around Coca-Cola and Nestle were the most negative. Coca-Cola also received the most engagements. Cyabra also detected 9.5% inauthentic activity around Mondelez.

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Table comparing consumer sentiment for Mondelez, Nestle, Coca-Cola, and Mars Wrigley across product, price, service, and marketing, using green, orange, and red owl icons to signify positive, neutral, and negative reactions
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