Nestlé To Invest CHF 157m In Pet Food Production In Thailand
Nestlé has announced plans to expand its pet food production in Thailand, investing more than CHF 157 million (€166.9 million).
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Nestlé has announced plans to expand its pet food production in Thailand, investing more than CHF 157 million (€166.9 million).
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