Nestle Sa ADR (NSRGY)

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$NSRGY Nestle USA to eliminate use of FD&C food colors by mid-2026 Nestle USA shared its timeline to fully eliminate FD&C colors in its U.S. food and beverage portfolio by mid-2026. Over the last decade, the company has been actively removing synthetic colors from its products and working to identify alternative solutions in recipes where they are still used. The work is scheduled to be completed within the next 12 months. "Consumers enjoy a wide variety of foods and beverages as part of their daily diet. They want choice and value shaped by a dynamic - and highly personal - combination of nutrition, quality, price and convenience," said Marty Thompson, CEO of Nestle USA. "Whether it's an easy and nutritious family meal, an occasional snack, or a satisfying cup of coffee, we are always looking for different ways to offer great tasting, compelling choices for our consumers. As their diverse dietary preferences and nutritional needs evolve, we evolve with them."

After General Mills And Kraft Heinz, Nestle Pledges To Remove Artificial Coloring From US Packaged Foods $NSRGY $KHC $GIS https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/after-general-mills-and-kraft-heinz-nestle-pledges-to-remove-artificial-coloring-from-us-packaged-foods/chmOSXrRR4g

$ADM $BG $NSRGY $GIS Anyone have good knowledge of Cargill? I'm inquiring about a tiny CEA lettuce grower named Local Bounti (LOCL) They are last of the publicly traded CEA companies (except the pot growers) still standing. They are in hock to Cargill for about half a billion, just excused some debt, and Charles Schwab Sr just bought controlling interest for a tiny $25M. Its a real dog with only 40M rev and losses 300% of rev. I suspect its being set up for easy bk with Schwab as stalking horse. But, Cargill and Schwab may just be hobby "patrons" of a little farmer company, like a big boy equivalent of my gardening? But Cargill has been carrying them for years, with a dozen technical defaults on loans, all excused with penalties and grants of warrants. So, any insight? Is it normal for Cargill to throw around money for one of the family members pet projects? It runs counter to any of the several billionaires I've dealt with do business, which is bottom dollar ruthless.

$ADM $NSRGY $BG $GIS Anyone have good knowledge of Cargill? I'm inquiring about a tiny CEA lettuce grower named $LOCL. They are last of the publicly traded CEA companies (except the pot growers) still standing. They are in hock to Cargill for about half a billion, just excused some debt, and Charles Schwab Sr just bought controlling interest for a tiny $25M. Its a real dog with only 40M rev and losses 300% of rev. I suspect its being set up for easy bk with Schwab as stalking horse. But, Cargill and Schwab may just be hobby "patrons" of a little farmer company, like a big boy equivalent of my gardening? But Cargill has been carrying them for years, with a dozen technical defaults on loans, all excused with penalties and grants of warrants. So, any insight? Is it normal for Cargill to throw around money for one of the family members pet projects? It runs counter to the way any of the several billionaires I've dealt with do business, which is bottom dollar ruthless.

Orogen: End of Another Chapter Draws Near https://ow.ly/7KUF50Wae0g Global Analyst Adrian Day discusses developments at some companies on his list, including Orogen Royalties Inc. and Franco-Nevada Corp. $OGN.V $OGNRF $FNV $B $NSRGY

$MCRB Nestlé to create industry-leading capabilities in bio tech and deep tech, enabled by leaner, more agile R&D organization Seres will be a part of this project 🤔 https://www.nestle.com/media/pressreleases/allpressreleases/bio-tech-deep-tech-research-development $NSRGY

$NSRGY Nestle price target raised to CHF 77 from CHF 75 at Jefferies Jefferies raised the firm's price target on Nestle to CHF 77 from CHF 75 and keeps an Underperform rating on the shares. The firm says U.S. consumer demand continues to look challenged and the company's competition is intensifying. The analyst updated Nestle's model post the Q1 report.

Normally news about FDA or partnership a due for next week Seres Therapeutics… we touched the low… It’s time to run now ? In the same time Nestlé to create industry-leading capabilities in bio tech $MCRB $NSRGY $LLY $JNJ $NVS https://www.nestle.com/media/pressreleases/allpressreleases/bio-tech-deep-tech-research-development

$LLY $MCRB $NSRGY $SGTX I Just repost this one for who’s missed this old story publied by @Numbersandfacts same scenario look like possible 😉

$MCRB 13 Nov 2024 — We have engaged MTS Health Partners to facilitate the process… Still nothing what’s in going on we are in May… Partnership ? Buyout ? 🤔 The latest rumors speak of an acquisition by Nestle... where there's smoke, there's fire $NSRGY $JNJ $MRK $SGTX #biotech

I wonder how many boxes I could get when $NEET.X goes to .10…Hey $NSRGY wanna sponsor me or @NeetSol ? 😑

$NSRGY: When life gives you tariffs, make expensive chocolate. Cost of cocoa: 📈 Nestlé: “Cool, we’ll just charge more for KitKats.” 💁‍♂️🍫 nvestor: “Margins holding up?” Nestlé: “Still aiming for 16%+ in 2025. We got this.” 😎

$NSRGY Nestle says FY25 guidance 'remains unchanged' The company said, "2025 guidance remains unchanged, based on our assessment of the direct impact of current tariffs and our ability to adapt. Organic sales growth expected to improve compared to 2024, strengthening over the year as we continue to deliver on our growth plans.UTOP margin expected to be at or above 16.0% as we invest for growth. Overall, the situation continues to be dynamic, with heightened risks and uncertainty."

$NSRGY Nestle reports Q1 sales CHF 22.6B vs. CHF 22.1B last year Laurent Freixe, Nestle CEO commented: "In an environment of heightened macroeconomic and consumer uncertainty, Nestle delivered organic sales growth of 2.8%, with RIG of 0.7% and pricing of 2.1%. Growth was broad-based across markets and categories, with improving market share trends across many businesses, particularly our billionaire brands. We have made further progress in delivering our strategy. Our 'Fuel for Growth' cost savings program is on track, providing the resources to help accelerate performance. In the quarter, we invested to strengthen our core business, achieved good consumer traction in the roll-out of our 'big bet' innovations such as Nescafe Espresso Concentrate, and saw some encouraging early improvements in our largest underperforming business cells. We are continuing to make changes throughout the organization to increase alignment and focus, with steps to harmonize our structure in Zone Europe and enhance our capabilities in R&D. Performance in the first quarter was in line with our expectations, and our 2025 guidance remains unchanged. This is based on our assessment of the direct impact of current tariffs and our ability to adapt. The indirect impacts - on consumers and customers, as well as currencies and commodity prices - remain unclear at this stage. Overall, the situation continues to be dynamic, with heightened risks and uncertainty. Our 277,000 committed colleagues are focused on successfully executing our strategy: driving efficiencies and investing for growth to accelerate our categories and improve market share."

$LLY $MCRB $NSRGY $SGTX Tomorrow its earning of Nestle I Hope we can see good news or the update about the Vowst and Seres Business… Good luck to all 🍀

$MCRB $SGTX this post it’s very interesting a lot of similarity with Seres… I hope we are close to the end with a partnership or a buyout… Maybe time to added more and averaging down 🤔 $NSRGY $LLY

$NSRGY I'm actually impressed nobody here ir anywhere big has talked much about the fact that Nestle had to recall a lot of baby food in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. But luckily no big news outside of those countries and it doesn’t appear to effect the stock.

$NSRGY up on sustainable trend or only for cashing the dividend date .. not sure if good time to exit and switch some other place

$KO $PEP $HSY $KDP $NSRGY Soda, candy may lose Arkansas food stamp coverage as soon as next year, WSJ says Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders is seeking clearance from the USDA to make candy and all types of soda ineligible for purchases under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, starting in July 2026 and the Agriculture Department is fast-tracking such requests from that state and others, reported The Wall Street Journal's Laura Cooper, Kristina Peterson and Josh Dawsey. Soda, snack and candy makers include Coca-Cola (KO), PepsiCo (PEP), Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP), Hershey (HSY), Mondelez (MDLZ) and Nestle (NSRGY).

Don’t miss to vote ! Last call… Management as failed… No value for shareholders of Seres… I hope Nestle will be on the side of shareholders $MCRB $NSRGY $NESN.SW #biotech #pharma #tariffs

$ALT nibbled a few more Great Science = Great results Product w multiple Indications Safe & effective Possible Partner or M&A just another one added to the list $INSM $NSRGY $NPSP $CPXX