Nestle

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Nestle representatives ceremonially opened the Swiss company's new, modern factory in the Belgrade municipality of Surcin on Tuesday.

The factory will be producing plant-based meals.

In a speech, Vucic said that, as a wealthy and accomplished man, the company's founder Henry Nestle had been helping the poor.

The president spoke briefly with the factory workers and wished them happy work.
The production process was presented to him.
"This looks amazing," commented the president of the machine shop.

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