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(Bloomberg) Nestle SA agreed to buy vitamin maker Bountiful Co. for $5.75 billion, becoming a world leader in the field of minerals and supplements as the pandemic boosts demand for pills for health-conscious consumers. Nestle Health Science Chief Executive Officer Greg Behar said the purchase from private equity firms KKR & Co. and Carlyle should double e-commerce revenue from supplements to about $1 billion this year. Chief Executive Officer Mark Schneider dove into the field of vitamins and supplements in his first year as CEO in 2017 with the $2.3 billion acquisition of Atrium Innovations Inc. He has focused on developing larger brands in the competitive, fragmented segment, seeing a market in high-spending health-conscious consumers. “The bolt-on acquisition fits well with Nestle’s strategy to further expand in the highly attractive and globally growing category of specialized nutrition,” wrote Patrik Schwendimann, an analyst at Zuercher Kantonalbank. He said the price
Nestle’s Next Challenge: Sating Human Appetites as Much as Pets
Bloomberg 2/18/2021 Corinne Gretler © Bloomberg A reuseable Purina pet food container stands on display inside the new Nestle SA Institute of Packaging Sciences in Vevey, Switzerland, on Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019. Nestle set a target to reach zero net greenhouse-gas emissions by 2050 as Schneider said climate change is one of the greatest risks to the company’s future business.
(Bloomberg) Nestle SA had an easier time selling food for pets than for people in 2020. To meet his promises for faster overall growth, Chief Executive Officer Mark Schneider needs to focus more on human appetites this year.
Nestleâs Next Challenge: Sating Human Appetites as Much as Pets
This content was published on February 18, 2021 - 09:32
February 18, 2021 - 09:32
(Bloomberg) Nestle SA had an easier time selling food for pets than for people in 2020. To meet his promises for faster overall growth, Chief Executive Officer Mark Schneider needs to focus more on human appetites this year.
Sales of pet food surged 10% in 2020, the fastest in more than a decade, as stuck-at-home consumers adopted more cats and dogs. While that helped overall revenue accelerate, Schneider has yet to reach the mid-single-digit growth rates the company enjoyed five years ago. The stock fell as much as 1% Thursday, bringing its decline over the past year to 7.2%.
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