Nestlé doubles investment in Mexico to $2B
The Nescafé maker said the additional $1 billion will allow the food giant to tap into the country’s growth opportunities.
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The Nescafé maker said the additional $1 billion will allow the food giant to tap into the country’s growth opportunities.
Nestlé is planning to spend another $1bn on its business in Mexico up to the end of 2030. The post Nestlé earmarks more cash for Mexico appeared first on Just Food.
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