Nestlé has the smallest expansion in 20 years
2/24/2017 -
The sales growth of Nestle did not fall as steeply as the mountains that surround the Swiss group''s headquarters in Geneva. But, still, the slowdown last year was breathtaking-especially to Mark Schneider, your new CEO. The largest food and beverage company in the world has been only 3.2% organic growth in 2016, the smallest in at least two decades.
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Grow sales of coconut water and tea
10/19/2016 -
The coconut water and bottled teas ready are the only categories of non-alcoholic beverages that grow in sales this year, according to data from the Nielsen consulting. In January to August, sales of coconut water advanced 5.3% in volume compared with the same period in 2015. Sales of teas ready increased 0.9% in the same range. The soft drinks market as a whole shrank 7.2 percent.
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Yakult wants to increase sales by 10%
7/21/2016 -
Eishin Shimada, Chief Executive Officer of the manufacturer in Brazil, reported this morning (20/7) to press the Yakult of Brazil has invested around 60,000,000 in new R$ Yakult 40 light.
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In the category without alcohol, the expansion is in coconut water, tea and m...
7/11/2016 -
A study by the consultancy Nielsen indicates that, from 2015, the categories of mineral water, coconut water and tea ready to drink are the only non-alcoholic drinks that are still growing in the country.
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AmBev sees potential for market gain in non alcoholic
5/20/2015 -
Ambev believes in the possibility of winning market share in carbonated soft drinks and non-alcoholic beverages. According to the Vice President of the business division, Marcel Regis, the company has been investing in innovations such as a way to gain space in a year in which the soft drinks market as a whole has been retracted.
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Non-alcoholic beverages manufacturers try to reduce water consumption
2/5/2015 -
The Abir (Industry Association of soft drinks and Alcoholic Drinks) is moving to not be as affected by the water crisis affecting mainly the Southeast. Its newly elected President, the lawyer Alexandre Jobim, son of former Minister Nelson Jobim began to articulate and negotiate solutions to this that is the main concern of the companies in the sector right now.
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DANONE INVESTS IN MINAS GERAIS
10/13/2014 -
The company signed a protocol of intent with the Government of Minas Gerais in the Southeast region for the construction of a new factory in the State for child nutrition Division, which includes the lines Turma da Mônica and Yogurt.
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Yakult tries to increase distribution outside of SP
6/24/2014 -
The goal of the new President of Yakult in Brazil, Eishin Shimada, is that 5% of Brazilians consume its fermented milk every day. The Japanese company produces 2.1 million units of alcohol a day in the country, the equivalent of the daily consumption by 2% of the population. The greater São Paulo, where most of the sales are concentrated, has already achieved the desired index. Now, the Executive seeks to reach this level nationally. To do this, Shimada will invest in the expansion of the channe
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Force assumes that dairy BRF built in Rio de Janeiro
6/18/2014 -
The Force foods, dairy company controlled by J&F, took over the dairy industry which was being built by BRF in Barra do Piraí (RJ), as anticipated yesterday the value PRO, real-time information service of Value.
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Sofyl WINS light version
1/8/2014 -
Consumers who care about maintaining a less caloric power or need to control the consumption of sugars have one more option for dessert. As of 13 January, the multinational Yakult begins to market the Sofyl vanilla light.
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Tax day: MG revokes 12% rate of GST for drinks
9/17/2013 -
The Minas Gerais State Government revoked the 12% rate of tax on the movement of goods and services (ICMS) which focuses on the internal operations of fermented beverages or mixed with non-alcoholic beverages. Now, they spend their pay rate of 18% (non alcoholic) or 25% (alcoholic) of GST.
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Long life milk sales grow nearly 4 percent in the first half of 2013
9/3/2013 -
The long-life milk consumption increased 3.9% from January to June, compared to the same period of the previous year, performance has designs for 2013 a sales growth above 4 percent initially forecast, according to the Brazilian Association of the Industry of long-life milk (ABLV). Considering that the segment showed very positive numbers in previous years (6.7% in 2011 and 2012 in 5.3%) and that the category has a penetration in the homes of Brazilians 88%, as expected for 2013 is seen as high
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