Company Profile NESTLE-Good Food.Good Life

Vision

 

To be a leading  competitive nutrition  health  wellness company delivering improved shareholder value by being a preferred corporate citizen  preferred employer  preferred supplier  selling preferred products

 

 

Mission

 

Good food . good life

 

 

COMPANY PROFILE

Food Processing Industry

ORIGIN-1866 -  Swiss milk company

                1867-   Henui nestle

               1905-  Condensed milk company

Founder :  HENUI NESTLE, CHARLES PAGE, GEARGE PAGE

Headquartered -  Switzerland

Chairman- PETER BRABECK

CEO- Paul Bulcke

CFO- WAN LING MARTELLO

REVENUE- 92 BILLION   PROFIT-10.02 BILLION   2013

CEO-Chief executive officer

CFO-Chief financial officer

Employees working – 333,000

 

Miles stone

In oct 2009- nestle announced “the cocoa plan”

2011- September nestle introduced “The cocoa plan” in Netherlands

Sales by activity

%	Categories
29	All beverages(except dairy)
22	From drinks(coffee,tea,water…)
7	Bottled water
19	Dairy products
15	Ready cooked dishes
13	Nutrition and health care
12	Pet products
11	Chocolate,candies,other sweets

 

Sales by geographic area

44%	America
28%	Europe
28%	Asia,oceania,Africa

Awards and recognitions

      CNBC Awaaz consumer awards honoured Nescafe as the most preferred coffee brand

      No.1 on return on capital employed(ROI) among super 100 companies

2006-07	Best exporter of instant coffee Highest exporter to Russia Highest exporter to far east countries
2009	Approved proposal to acquire healthcare nutrition business of speciality foods
2010	CNBC Awaaz consumer awards business india has rated no.1 on ROI among super 100 companies
2006	global survey, nestle has a reputation score of 70.4 on a scale of  1-100
2006	Conformity with international standards ISO14001
2009	Eaned 6th leed certification by U.SGreen Building
2010	Malcolm baldridge natonal quality award International union of food science and technology medal awards for environmental sustainability
2011	19th position universum global ranking of best employers worldwide
2012	50th best large and multinational workplace in Canada A+  rating for global annual report
2012	Ranks 18th in the list ,Garter published their annual supply chain top 25, a list with global supply chain leaders
2014	Award for international coaching federation prism award in Switzerland for outstanding organizational coaching

 

News of nestle

ü  Nestle India falls nearly 2% after UBS downgrade citing lack of catalyst

ü  Lacks positive catalyst providing confidence for growth in marke share

ü  Nestle extracts water from national forest using expired permit,while cabin owners required to stop drawing water from creek

 

 

 

PRODUCTS   :  

ü  CEREALS

ü  COFFEE

ü  WATER  

ü  ICE-CREAM  

ü  DRUMSTICK  

ü  NESTLE  

ü  NESTLAC  

ü  BOOST   

ü  MAGGI  

ü  NESTLE  

ü  ALPINE WHILTE   

ü  MILKY BAR   

ü  KITKAT   

ü  NESTLE MILK CHOCO

 

COMPANY FINANCIAL STRUCTURE

Ø  CAPITAL FORMATION-         

Ø    30%OF LOREAL SHARES

Ø  GARNIER

Ø  MAYBELLINE, LANCOME

Ø  OWNED 100% OF ALCON-   2008 IT SOLD 24% TO  SWISS PHARAMACTICAL GIANT NOVARTIS

Ø  2010-  52% OF ALCON

Ø  RECALLS 10000 PACKAGES  OF Haagen- DAZS ICE CREAM

Mergers and acquisitions

 

Sales of Nestlé Nutrition worldwide from 2010 to 2014, by region (in million CHF)

The statistic depicts the sales of Nestlé Nutrition worldwide by region from 2010 to 2014 in million CHF.

In 2013, the Nestlé Nutrition division generated sales of 1.74 billion CHF in Europe. Nestlé Nutrition's total sales amounted to 9.83 billion CHF in that year.

Sales in million CHF1,6571,5251,5371,7421,6554,0103,5773,8053,7243,3232,0332,1312,5164,3604,636EuropeAmericasAsia, Oceania, and Africa

 

Experts view on nestle

Susanne Posel ,Chief Editor Occupy Corporatism | The US Independent
November 25, 2014

 

The Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences (NIHS) has a team of scientists hard at workdeveloping food products that will exercise your muscles for you.

By manipulating the molecule that activates AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK), the process by which muscle glucose and fat is converted into energy, this “metabolic master switch” has shown to active “through muscle stimulation, or exercise”.

The research shows that “activators of AMPK” can provide desirable therapeutic effects in patients with metabolic disorders like Type 2 diabetes or in those unable to exercise due to old age or disability.”

 

Kei Sakamoto, lead author of the study said : “The enzyme can help people who can’t tolerate or continue rigorous exercise. Instead of 20 minutes of jogging or 40 minutes of cycling, it may boost the metabolism with moderate exercise like brisk walking.”

Ed Baetge, head of the NIHS remarked: “[These] new dietary approaches with targeted effects on the body that, like exercise, could help in addressing metabolic problems and maintaining a healthy energy balance.”

Findings of the MKGI report included:

 

Obesity costs 2.8% of the global GDP due to health issue

Obese people are constantly sick and do not work efficiently

Being overweight drains energy and causes “discomfort, headaches, high blood pressure and breathing problems” that contribute to decline in productivity

Nutritionist Alison Tedstone commented: “If we reduce obesity to 1993 levels, where 15 percent of the population were obese, we will avoid five million disease cases.”

The RAND Corporation and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign concluded that that major causes of obesity are:

 

• Genes
• Behaviors
• Fast food
• Cars
• Television
• Modern electronic devices
• Vending machines
• Residential housing
• Serving sizes

The strongest association tied to obesity, according to the study, is the availability of inexpensive food