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This wind-turbine nacelle once sat atop a giant machine in the Dutch city of Eindhoven; designers turned the 10-metre-long retired shell into a tiny house

Nestle's most memorable achievement may therefore be its ability to change the way people see an object that would normally disappear at the end of a machine's life. A nacelle that once stood around 100 metres above the Austrian landscape has been brought down to earth and transformed into a…

The Economic Times

From Maggi to Thums Up, India's food debate turns to what global brands sell here

India's proposal for food health warning labels ignites a national discussion. Companies sell less nutritious versions of brands in India compared to other markets. The food safety regulator plans tougher red warning labels on unhealthy products. This move comes after public anger and industry opposition to front-of-pack warnings. India's packaged…

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Nestle CEO says Middle East conflict driving inflation, higher supplier costs

Nestle is increasing prices and reducing product offerings to manage rising costs. Higher energy and raw material expenses are impacting suppliers globally. The company is also streamlining its brand portfolio through divestments and potential acquisitions. Nestle advocates for food manufacturers' involvement in India's front-of-pack labeling discussions. Efforts continue to reduce…

The Economic Times

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Raids, shutdowns, warning labels - India's unprecedented food safety push

India's food safety authorities are stepping up their scrutiny of eateries nationwide, leading to the suspension of operations and the seizure of potentially harmful food items. The introduction of front-of-pack warning labels is a major focus, aimed at highlighting the health risks of foods high in sugar, salt, and fat.…

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Too weak, too strict: India's food warning labels draw fire from all sides

India’s proposed front-of-pack warning labels are facing opposition from both health activists and food companies. FSSAI has proposed a red hexagonal warning when a product exceeds limits for at least two of three nutrients—added sugar, salt or saturated fat.

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Mumbai raid uncovers fake expiry dates, nutrition labels on food export products

Indian authorities raided an illegal operation in Mumbai last week. They seized nearly eighty thousand dollars worth of faked food export products. This illicit warehouse systematically altered expiry dates and nutritional information. Popular brands like PepsiCo and Nestle were among those affected. The investigation highlights ongoing challenges in food safety…

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Hard-handed Indian official urges food firms to be ethical amid labelling, ingredients row

India's food safety commissioner urged companies to adopt ethical practices and consistent nutrition standards globally. He questioned why companies maintain different product recipes and labeling for the Indian market. This official's comments follow a report revealing varied sugar content in popular beverages sold internationally. Companies also successfully lobbied against front-of-pack…

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Nestle wants a seat at the table as India debates food-warning labels

Nestle CEO Philipp Navratil has urged India to consult companies while drafting front-of-pack warning-label rules, saying regulations should be developed “scientifically.” The remarks come amid criticism from health experts and consumers who accuse manufacturers of delaying stronger safeguards as India debates labels for products high in sugar, salt and fat.

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Nestle CEO outlines new road map for "very attractive" India market

Nestle SA is gearing up for major investments in India, positioning it as a key player in its global operations. With a vision to rank among its top five markets, Nestle recognises the potential of the burgeoning middle class and rising consumption, the company's CEO said. The new strategy will…

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Nestle backs stricter food labelling norms, says transparency key for consumers

Nestle’s global CEO Philipp Navratil has backed FSSAI’s tighter food-labelling scrutiny and supported front-of-pack disclosures, saying consumers should know what they eat. He said such rules should be scientifically designed, balanced and based on portion sizes and global best practices.

The Economic Times

India wanted red flags on chip packets and soda. Big Food fought back

India’s food regulator has dropped plans for colour-coded front-of-pack nutrition warnings after industry opposition, opting instead for simpler disclosures. The decision faces Supreme Court scrutiny amid concerns over obesity, high sugar, salt and fat levels, and differing product formulations across countries.

The Economic Times

As Europe bakes, momentum grows for climate-resilient farming

Extreme weather is pushing farmers toward climate-resilient practices for better yields. Regenerative farming methods improve soil health and water retention significantly. Major companies and financial institutions are funding this agricultural transition. These collaborations aim to mitigate risks from climate change and ensure supply chains. Farmers adopting these techniques are outperforming…

The Economic Times

Nestle looks to develop new products to serve users of weight-loss drugs

Nestle is developing specialized products for GLP-1 weight-loss drug users. Artificial intelligence aids in analyzing research and identifying nutrient combinations. These new offerings aim to address side effects like muscle loss and facial fat. The company is also exploring ingredients to manage post-treatment appetite increases. This strategic move transforms a…

The Economic Times

Nestle flags near-term consumption slowdown amid West Asia conflict, El Nino concerns

Nestle India anticipates slower consumption growth in the food and beverage sector soon. Geopolitical tensions and weather uncertainties are impacting consumer demand and raw material costs. The company remains confident in its long-term growth prospects despite these challenges. Nestle India reported strong profit and revenue growth for the June quarter.…

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From L’Oreal to Unilever, global FMCG giants step up India investments to expand retail reach

Global consumer product makers reported strong demand and market share gains in India. Companies like Mondelez and L'Oreal see India as a key growth market. They are expanding distribution and focusing on digital channels for future growth. Unilever and Nestle also noted accelerated growth and plan further investments. Coca-Cola and…

The Economic Times

Nestle pushes for simpler US food labels to shed 'Frankenstein' ingredients image

Nestle is lobbying US authorities to allow food labels to use common ingredient names, such as "vitamin C" instead of "ascorbic acid", arguing technical terms discourage consumers from buying safe products. The push comes as the Trump administration reviews food-labelling rules under its "Make America Healthy Again" initiative.

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Nestle spins out Buxton and Perrier water arm into £4.2bn joint venture

Trade unions cautioned Nestle and private equity firm Platinum Equity against changes to workers’ rights or jobs after the deal.

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Nestle India Q1 Results: Net profit surges 48% YoY to Rs 975 crore; revenue rises 25%

Nestle India Q1 Results: The company’s revenue from operations for the quarter under review stood at Rs 6,378 crore, marking a 25% year-on-year (YoY) increase from Rs 5,096 crore, Nestle said in a regulatory filing.

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Stocks in news: IndusInd Bank, Adani Green, Eternal, Maruti Suzuki, Bandhan Bank

Indian markets closed marginally higher after balancing mixed global cues and positive earnings. Adani Energy Solutions reported significant profit growth, while Adani Total Gas saw a decline. Maruti Suzuki announced a price increase, and several companies will report quarterly results soon. Bandhan Bank and Indian Hotels also posted strong first-quarter…

Bangkok Post

Thailand approves $2 billion in new investments

The Board of Investment has had approved $1.99 billion worth of new investment projects, led by Nestle and Thai Airways International.

The Economic Times

Dividend alert! Last day to buy Axis Bank, BSE and 28 other stocks for payouts worth nearly Rs 187 per share. Do you own any?

Under SEBI's T+1 settlement cycle, investors must purchase a company's shares at least one trading day before the record date to ensure the shares are credited to their demat accounts in time, and they become eligible for the corporate action. Therefore, today is the last opportunity for investors to buy…

The Economic Times

Stocks in news: RIL, Trent, Titan, Cochin Shipyard, Nestle, Indian Oil

Markets extended their winning streak on Monday, supported by encouraging quarterly business updates. Reliance Industries received an administrative warning from Sebi regarding insider trading allegations. Trent and Titan reported strong revenue growth in their respective June quarter results. The government will sell a stake in Cochin Shipyard through an offer…

The Economic Times

Quick commerce is helping Nestle India's premium products reach beyond metros, MD Tiwary says at AGM

Nestle India is prioritizing quick commerce for premium products and focusing on healthier reformulations, according to Chairman Manish Tiwary. The company is expanding its digital reach and improving nutritional profiles by reducing sugar, salt, and fat. Rural India is identified as a key growth driver, with investments in distribution and…

The Economic Times

Nestle to cut artificial colourings from all products by end-2026

Nestle is set to eliminate all artificial food colorings globally by the end of 2026, a significant move by the major food producer. This initiative, driven by consumer demand for healthier options and scrutiny of ingredients, extends beyond their existing efforts in the United States. The company invested heavily in…

Bangkok Post

Nestle to cut artificial colourings from all products

VEVEY, Switzerland - Nestle plans to remove artificial food colourings from all products worldwide by the end of 2026, a senior executive said on Tuesday, making it the first major food company to take such a step.

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