Michelle Buck, the first woman CEO of the $7.5 billion The Hershey Company, is writing her company's India growth story by focusing on value-added chocolate products. In an interview with Ajita Shashidhar, Buck talks about the chocolate major's commitment to grow in emerging markets across the world and India in particular. Edited excerpts:

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