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Turkish parliament removes brands from menu over alleged Israel support
Turkey's parliament has removed Coca Cola and Nestle products from its restaurants over their alleged support for Israel amid the conflict in Gaza, according to a parliament statement and a source who named the two companies.
The two companies did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Moves being made in €250 mln ice cream market
Old brands are trying to make their way back into Greece's €250 million ice cream market, while new players are expanding their activity.
Traditional market leaders Delta and Evga have long sold their activities to multinationals: Delta in 2006 to Nestle and Evga in 2010 to Unilever.
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Nestle faces mineral water problems in drought-hit France
Global food and beverage giant Nestle has said that it would stop extracting from two mineral water wells in eastern France due to drought and increasingly unpredictable weather conditions.
Nestle sales rise in first quarter after price hikes
Nestle reported better-than-expected sales in the first quarter yesterday after the Swiss food giant raised prices to cope with soaring global inflation.
Nestle posts higher 2021 profit, sales as prices hiked
Swiss food giant Nestle's net profit and sales rose in 2021 as it sold shares in cosmetic company l'Oreal and hiked prices amid soaring global inflation, group results showed Thursday.
Businesses have faced supply chain disruptions and decades-high inflation as the global economy recovers from the Covid pandemic and energy prices surge.
Nestle Turkey appoints new CEO
Leszek Wacirz, who has served in the senior management of various regions for 27 years under the umbrella of Nestle, has been appointed as the new general manager of Nestle Turkey.
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Financial Times: Over 60% of Nestle products are unhealthy
In the overall food and beverage portfolio, about 70% of Nestlé’s food products failed to meet the necessary standards
Nestle Bulgaria Invested BGN 23 Million in a Robotic Production Line in Sofia
Nestle Bulgaria invested another BGN 23 million in a robotic production line at its factory in Sofia. The innovation was presented during an online event that included a virtual walk showing the factory's innovations.
Froneri Bulgaria Chose as its Creative Agency All Channels | Advertising
After a competition to select an agency, the biggest ice cream company in Bulgaria - Froneri, chose All Channels | Advertising for their creative partner.
Factory for Ice Cream in Varna Closes Doors
The Swiss-British Froneri is closing its ice cream factory in Varna and will now import from Serbia, said Capital.
The company is charging Nestle freezers, and among the popular brands are BOSS, Magnum, Familia.
The factory, which has 72 employees, will stop production on March 1. Some of them will be offered the opportunity to move to other Froneri factories abroad.
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