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- Date: 2026-03-24 20:43:47
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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-03-24 and was most recently seen on 2026-03-24.
Wikipedia Overview
The Blue Riband is an unofficial accolade given to the passenger liner crossing the Atlantic Ocean in regular service with the record highest average speed. The term was borrowed from horse racing and was not widely used until after 1910. The record is based on average speed rather than passage time because ships follow different routes.
Also, eastbound and westbound speed records are reckoned separately, as the more difficult westbound record voyage, against the Gulf Stream and the prevailing weather systems, typically results in lower average speeds.
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Blue Riband | shipping award - Britannica
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband can't be called chocolate any more - BBC
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband can no longer be called 'chocolate' after Nestle tweaks recipe - Yahoo Finance UK
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Virgin Atlantic Challenger revisited - Virgin.com
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband no longer called ‘chocolate’ after recipe change - The Guardian
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Virgin Atlantic Challenger II: How the Blue Riband Came Home - Powerboat News
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband are no longer ‘chocolate’ - The Grocer
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband can't be called chocolate since recipe change - London Evening Standard
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The fastest ocean liner to cross the Atlantic faces eviction from a pier - NPR
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Conservancy Honors Joe Muchulsky, Jim Rindfleisch with Blue Riband Medals - SS United States Conservancy
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband no longer 'chocolate' after change - Wales Online
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband banned from describing themselves as chocolate - lbc.co.uk
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Epsom's Blue Riband Trial Goes to Sea The Stars' Sea Scout - Thoroughbred Daily News
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Nestlé Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband become latest to lose chocolate status - Confectionery Production
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The popular treats no longer allowed to be called ‘chocolate’ - The Independent
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TWO MORE FOR BLUE RIBAND - British Speedway Official Website
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Nestlé to axe 300 UK jobs and move Blue Riband production to Poland - The Guardian
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Bowls England To Stream Semi Finals And Finals Of All Blue Riband Events, Across 12 Days Of Finals - Bowls international
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Blue Riband biscuit production to be moved to Poland - BBC
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‘A dream came true’ – Beat Feuz wins blue riband men’s Olympic downhill - The Guardian
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Nestlé changes recipe for Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband bars - The Independent
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Blue Riband Trial: Godolphin hot streak continues as Nahanni lands Listed Epsom Derby trial - Sky Sports
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This day in history | 1986 Branson on course for Blue Riband - macaudailytimes.com.mo
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Nestle's 'Blue Ribbon' chocolate bar fans stunned after finding out what it's really called - Nottingham Post
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Why is Nestlé's Blue Riband biscuit moving to Poland? - The Grocer
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Incat celebrates Hales Trophy anniversary - Daily Cargo News
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Aga Khan's £100m boat after Blue Riband title - The Telegraph
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Nestle makes huge changes to 2 iconic treats no longer classed as ‘chocolate’ - Wandsworth Times
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Mace begins new year with blue riband brace worth £300m - building.co.uk
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Happy Retirement Tony and Welcome Ian! - British Motorcyclists Federation
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90s British biscuits ranked from worst to best - Metro.co.uk
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Blue Riband production to move to poland as Nestle axes 300 UK jobs - Metro.co.uk
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Durand Cup, a blue riband football tournament since the pre-independence era - IBG News
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Meet the homegrown entrepreneurs who are leading the revival of gin in India - Scroll.in
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Nestlé rolls out a trio of biscuit bar NPDs across KitKat and Blue Riband - Scottish Grocer & Convenience Retailer
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Hales and Wells strike gold in blue riband cycling event - Shropshire Star
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Alpine Skiing | Downhill - the 'Blue Riband' event - BBC
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Nestle to axe nearly 300 UK jobs and move some production to Poland - London Evening Standard
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Sea Scout battles on bravely to land Blue Riband Trial - The Impartial Reporter
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BBC ON THIS DAY | 26 | 1986: Branson on course for Blue Riband - BBC
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'Irresistible' giant KitKat, Blue Riband and Toffee Crisp box is a chocolate lover's dream - Wales Online
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Nestle axes 300 UK jobs and moves production of Blue Riband to Poland - The Sun
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‘You get rid of Breakaway for THIS?’ fume Nestle fans as chocolate giant launches new flavour of classic bar - The Sun
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Nestle Girvan jobs to go as Blue Riband moves to Poland - The National Scot
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A report on the North Road Championship Club blue riband race from Lerwick 2024 - PIPA
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Branson claims Blue Riband - upi.com
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband BANNED from calling themselves chocolate - Daily Mail
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Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband can't be called chocolates any more as Nestle changes recipes - Daily Express
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Chocolate fans baffled after realising 'Blue Ribbon's' real name after 80 years - The Mirror
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People are only just realising 'Blue Ribbon' chocolate's real name 'after 80 years' - The Mirror
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Still Game star Ford Kiernan divides fans with name for popular Blue Riband biscuit - The Scottish Sun
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Hanley MP and shipping magnate paid for the 'Blue Riband' trophy - stokesentinel.co.uk
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Nestle to axe 300 jobs as production of Blue Riband moves to Poland - Yorkshire Live
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