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Texas has sued Nestlé and its Gerber subsidiary, alleging that baby-food products contained dangerous levels of arsenic, lead and cadmium and that parents were misled about their safety. Nestlé disputes the allegations, which concern products sold in the United States.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Nestlé and Gerber, alleging the companies misled parents about toxic heavy metals in baby food. The complaint says internal testing found excessive levels of arsenic, cadmium and lead in ingredients used between 2017 and 2019.
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The European Commission has approved Nestlé’s planned joint venture with US investment firm Platinum Equity to operate Nestlé Waters. Brussels said the deal, covering bottled water and related beverages, does not raise competition concerns.
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Nestlé says it continues to operate in Russia despite Moscow placing its local shares under court-ordered administration, leaving the Swiss group formally in ownership but temporarily without control.
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Russia has placed two Nestlé subsidiaries under the management of a Russian company, restricting the Swiss food giant’s control while leaving ownership formally unchanged. Report on the move, Nestlé’s exposure to Russia and the wider risks for Swiss companies operating there.
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Nestlé plans to sell its mainstream vitamins and supplements business to US private-equity firm Yellow Wood Partners for $1 billion. The disposal is part of CEO Philipp Navratil’s effort to streamline the group around coffee, petcare and food and snacks while reducing leverage.
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The Swiss food giant faces a potential state takeover of five Russian subsidiaries after a local logistics firm petitioned President Vladimir Putin. The move, which could precede a change of ownership, highlights the escalating risks for Swiss companies still operating in Russia.
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Swiss food giant Nestlé faces the potential loss of control over five Russian subsidiaries after a local logistics firm petitioned President Putin for their "temporary state administration. " The move, citing a lack of expansion by Nestlé, has sent ripples through the Swiss market and highlighted the escalating risks for foreign companies in Russia.
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Swiss food giant Nestlé is restructuring its portfolio by spinning off its water business, including brands like Perrier and San Pellegrino, into a joint venture with US private equity firm Platinum Equity, valuing the new entity at €4. 9 billion.
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Corporate Accountability
An investigation by Radio France, RTS, and RTBF reveals that Nestlé identified infant formula contaminated with a dangerous toxin weeks before a global recall was triggered, opting for 'discreet' product withdrawals without immediately alerting authorities.
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Health
A joint media investigation has uncovered how Swiss food giant Nestlé organized 'discreet' recalls of infant formula contaminated with a dangerous toxin, raising serious questions about the timeliness of its alerts to authorities.
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Business
Swiss food giant Nestlé is under pressure on multiple fronts. French authorities have conducted surprise searches at Nestlé Waters sites as part of a fraud investigation. Simultaneously, a French parliamentary report has criticized both the government and manufacturers, including Nestlé, for 'shortcomings' in handling the recent infant formula scandal.
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Unannounced inspections have been carried out at two Nestlé Waters sites in France, including the Perrier plant in Vergèze, as part of a fraud investigation initiated by the Paris public prosecutor following a complaint from an NGO.
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Swiss food giant Nestlé is navigating multiple international challenges. The company plans to cut up to 180 support jobs in France as part of a cost-saving measure, while simultaneously facing legal claims from Chinese distributors who allege the company forced them to buy unsellable excess stock.
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Chinese distributors are demanding refunds from Swiss food giant Nestlé, claiming the company pressured them to buy excessive stock of infant formula and milk powder as market demand fell. The dispute has left distributors with unsellable inventory and mounting debts.
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tourism
A new large-scale, chocolate-themed park is planned for Broc in the canton of Fribourg, with a total investment of CHF 400 million. The project, a partnership between Nestlé Switzerland and Jogne Invest, will expand the existing Cailler museum at the historic chocolate production site.
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public health
The Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office has launched an investigation into recalls of infant milk from major brands like Nestlé and Danone. The action follows reports of contamination by cereulid toxin and fifteen related cases of illness in Switzerland.
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Business
Following a period of turmoil, Nestlé’s new chief executive, Philipp Navratil, is planning a major strategic overhaul to boost growth by reorganizing the multinational around four key pillars: coffee, petcare, nutrition and health, and food and snacking.
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Facing pressure to reignite growth, Nestlé's new CEO Philipp Navratil is planning a significant strategic overhaul. The food giant will be restructured around four main 'pillars': coffee, petcare, nutrition/health, and food/snacking. This move follows the recent announcement of 16,000 job cuts.
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Health
Consumer rights NGO Foodwatch has filed a legal complaint in Paris involving Swiss giants Nestlé and Hochdorf after a mass recall of infant milk. The action alleges the presence of a toxin in some batches and is brought on behalf of families whose children fell ill.
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