Nestlé CEO: Product and price must be right before investment in advertising
The KitKat and Nescafé owner plans to recover its advertising and promotional investment to 2019 levels as it chases long-term growth.
The KitKat and Nescafé owner plans to recover its advertising and promotional investment to 2019 levels as it chases long-term growth.
The consumer goods business is concentrating investment behind its most profitable brands and bigger innovation bets.
The KitKat owner is investing “across [its] value proposition”, including increasing advertising spend, to win with consumers who are still extremely cost-conscious, its CEO said.
Laurent Freixe replaces Mark Schneider as Nestlé’s CEO as the company looks to drive growth amid a difficult consumer environment.
The retailer has sold its high street branches, but retains its WHSmith travel retail proposition, which now makes up 75% of its revenue.
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