(Reuters) -Swiss food giant Nestle is refocusing on the group's core business after straying into segments like health supplements that "weakened the fabric of the organisation," CEO Laurent ...

Last year, the Swiss company publicly acknowledged having used treatments on mineral waters and agreed to pay a €2 million fine to avoid legal action. The government of French President Emmanuel ...

Serena Aboutboul is a self described “Nestlé animal”. She’s been with the business for over three decades during a career that’s taken her to Brazil, Mexico and Nestlé’s Switzerland home turf. During ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Nestle (Malaysia) Bhd has held a groundbreaking ceremony for its RM250mil integrated logistics hub in Port Klang, which forms part of the consumer group's plan to enhance supply ...

Nestle is facing a week-long boycott starting March 21st due to controversies surrounding its business practices. This boycott is part of a larger series targeting companies perceived as rolling ...

The Nestlé boycott begins March 21 and lasts until March 28. Nestlé produces several everyday items, including Cheerios cereal, Purina and Fancy Feast pet food, KitKat chocolate, Cerelac baby ...

The organizers say the boycott of Nestle — planned to start Friday — is partly because of the company's reported use of child laborers. The Swiss-based multinational corporation has five main ...

Despite delivering better-than-expected results on some fronts, Nestlé has seen a decline on several key metrics in its Q4 and full year results today. Organic sales grew 2.2%, above the 2% the ...

Nestlé CEO Laurent Freixe has suggested the world’s largest food maker is “immune” to tariffs due to the shape of its manufacturing footprint. US President Donald Trump has threatened ...

The Nestle official said that their topline reached P169 billion in 2023, hinting that it further grew last year, when the rate of increase in prices of basic goods and services slowed down.

Coffee farms in Starbucks’ and Nestlé’s supply chains in China are not living up to the multinationals’ ethical standards, sometimes using children as workers, excessive hours and lax ...

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