 Jacobs Suchard decided to restructure its Belgian subsidiary, which passed through the suppression of 264 jobs but also decided to invest nearly 75 million euros (3 billion Belgian francs) and decided to make a global brand of the group.Three years later in 1990, Jacobs Suchard was absorbed by the cigarette maker Philip Morris who integrated Cote d’Or into the Kraft General Foods group renamed Kraft Jacobs Suchard, the brand Côte d’Or remained a global quality brand of the group.In 2000, the parent group took the name of Kraft Foods and Mondelēz international in 2012 after a split of Kraft Foods.