Nestle’s baby products complying with regulations
Taking cognisance of the report released by Swiss NGO Public Ey,e which raised concerns regarding levels of “added sugar” in Nestle’s baby food brand Cerelac in India, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) tested baby food products in India and found them to be in compliance with India’s infant nutrition regulations. Added…
Switzerland suspends MFN status for India under DTAA
Switzerland has suspended the most favoured nation (MFN) status granted to India following an adverse court ruling against Nestle. This means increased tax liabilities for Indian entities operating in Switzerland. From January 1, Indian companies will be subject to a higher withholding tax on income generated in Switzerland. tax demand on mncs The decision follows…
Nestle Launches Sugar-Free Cerelac Variants in India
FMCG major Nestle India on Thursday said it will soon launch variants “with no refined sugar” of its infant food Cerelac. The announcement is important as Nestle India, part of Swiss multinational Nestle SA, recently faced criticism for having added sugar in Cerelac. In the company’s earnings statement CMD Suresh Narayanan said: “We have achieved…
Nestlé Innovates by enhancing Nutrition Without Compromising Taste
Reducing Fat , sugar and fat Nestlé is dedicated to developing science-based solutions to enhance the nutritional value, affordability, and sustainability of its products. This effort includes reducing added sugars, sodium, and saturated fat while ensuring products retain the taste and texture that consumers love. Nestlé’s R&D teams have achieved a breakthrough by reducing the…
Innovation key pillar of growth for Nestle India
Packaged foods major Nestle India has said that it is investing in innovation as an engine for growth in the country since India is the fastest-growing market for it globally. “Our total sales witnessed a double-digit growth as we navigated a dynamic market landscape,” said Suresh Narayanan, chairman and managing director (CMD), Nestle India, in…
Will Indian moms forgive Cerelac and Bournvita?
Nestlé’s baby food brand Cerelac has found itself in the eye of a storm with a Swiss investigative organisation saying it contained high levels of added sugar in the products sold in India and other developing markets. As samples from the brand tested in European markets found no added sugar, Nestlé had to field…
Centre asks FSSAI to initiate action against Nestle after sugar content in Cerelac report
The Union Consumer Affairs Ministry has asked the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to initiate “appropriate action” against Nestle, which allegedly sells baby products with high sugar content in India, and not in European countries. According to a report by a Swiss NGO, Public Eye and International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN),…
Nestlé adds sugar to infant milk sold in India, other Asian, African countries
The report highlighted that in India, where sales surpassed $250 million in 2022, all Cerelac baby cereals contain added sugar World’s largest consumer goods and manufacturer of baby formula, Nestle, reportedly adds sugar to infant milk sold in India, other Asian, African countries. According to a staggering report from Public Eye, a Swiss investigative organisation, Nestle added…
Overview of annual performance of Global dairy giants
In February, almost all leaders of the global dairy market reported their results for 2023. Some companies will present their results until May 2024. However, today we can already see the picture being formed by major milk processors for themselves and the market. DairyNews Today has compiled key results and forecasts from leading companies for…
High protein dairy is booming but how healthy is it ?
Danone has become the latest manufacturer to release a range of high-protein dairy products in the UK. But can high-protein yogurts – that typically contain thickeners, starches and sweeteners – really be considered ‘healthy’? From cheese to yogurt, high-protein dairy products are highly sought-after among consumers – whether active consumers looking to build muscle, or…