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The French Ministry of Health confirmed the detection of the cereulide toxin in an infant treated in France after consuming recalled milk.

Nestlé has revamped its bonus plan to increase payouts for top performers while reducing or eliminating bonuses for lower-rated employees in its effort to focus on performance.

Nestlé Nigeria has reported a significant turnaround in its financial performance, achieving N1.2 trillion in revenue and a net profit of N105 billion for the year 2025.

Nestlé plans to divest its ice cream production business by selling it to British company Froneri, with expectations set for the next year.

Nestlé has announced it will exit the ice cream business to concentrate on more lucrative segments such as Coffee, Nutrition, and Pet Care.

The activist fund Third Point is pushing for the merger of Escribano and Indra, creating tension in the Spanish corporate governance and possibly influencing government decisions.

The scandal surrounding contaminated baby milk is damaging the reputation of Nestlé as its new CEO, Philipp Navratil, takes charge.

The scandal involving contaminated baby milk is severely damaging the reputation of Swiss food giant Nestlé, marking a troubling beginning for its new CEO.

The new CEO of Nestlé downplayed the largest baby formula recall in the company's history, expressing optimism about the company's recovery and future sales growth.

Nestlé plans to sell its ice cream business to Italian company Froneri as it restructures to overcome financial difficulties.

Pablo Isla, addressing Nestlé shareholders for the first time since taking office, highlights his commitment while acknowledging challenges facing the company, including a significant drop in profits for 2025 and a strategic shift in the ice cream business.

Josué de la Maza, the executive president of Nestlé Ecuador, emphasizes the importance of teamwork and community engagement in building trust and reputation.

Pablo Isla has announced changes to the composition and functioning of Nestlé's board after the dismissal of former CEO Laurent Freixe due to a personal scandal.

Lenka Škopová has been appointed as the new General Director of Nestlé for Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Nestlé has appointed Pablo Isla as its new representative and vice-chairman at L'Oréal, holding a significant 20.1% stake in the company.

Nestlé is ramping up infant formula production to prevent shortages following a contamination crisis that led to major withdrawals across numerous countries.

Nestlé is ramping up production of infant milk formula to prevent shortages following multiple contamination incidents that led to the recall of hundreds of batches of related products.

French health authorities have reported a third infant death linked to contaminated infant formula, although no direct connection between the deaths and the product has been scientifically established yet.

L'Oréal has appointed Pablo Isla as its new vice president and proposed him for the board of directors, with backing from major shareholder Nestlé.

Anvisa suspends several batches of Nestlé's Alfamino infant formula due to excess levels of selenium and iodine, which the company attributes to a technical error in reporting.

China has urged its infant milk producers to conduct tests for the toxin linked to a global recall, although there have been no reported cases of baby poisoning in the country yet.

Anvisa has suspended the sale of Nestlé’s Alfamino infant formula after detecting excessive levels of selenium and iodine exceeding health regulations.

French authorities are investigating the death of a third baby related to contaminated infant formula amid ongoing inquiries into other fatalities.

A heat-resistant toxin called cereulide, produced by the Bacillus cereus bacterium, has led to recalls of powdered infant formulas by Nestlé and Danone due to health concerns for children.

Nestlé is recalling a significant quantity of baby food brands Beba and Alfamino due to potential contamination with the toxin Cereulid.

Twenty-three infant formula products were recalled in one week due to health concerns related to contamination and undeclared allergens.

The Greek National Organization for Medicines (EOF) has recalled batches of infant milk following new limits set by the EFSA regarding the cereulide toxin, urging consumers to return the affected products.

The National Organization for Medicines (EOF) recalls batches of infant formula after Nestlé informed them about changes to the analysis methodology of cereulide and the establishment of a new detection limit by EFSA.

Major baby food manufacturers, including Danone, Nestlé, Lactalis, and Hochdorf, have recalled potentially dangerous formula worldwide after the discovery of the highly toxic substance cereulid, which poses significant health risks to infants.

Nestlé Nigeria Plc has received the highest level of Authorised Economic Operator certification from the Nigeria Customs Service, confirming compliance with trade regulations and supply chain security standards.

Nestlé has expanded its voluntary recall of baby formula products due to concerns that they may contain the harmful toxin cereulide.

Thirty-six infants in the UK may have been poisoned by contaminated powdered milk from Nestle and Danone, leading to a recall of certain batches due to contamination with the toxin cereulide, although none are reported to be in serious condition.

UK authorities reported that 36 infants may have developed symptoms consistent with food poisoning after consuming recalled baby formulas.

Nestlé recalled over 60 batches of SMA modified milk due to concerns over a heat-resistant toxin, cereulide, linked to gastrointestinal symptoms, following reports of 36 cases in the UK.

Thirty-six reports have emerged of babies exhibiting symptoms consistent with toxin poisoning following baby formula recalls in the UK.

The UK Health Security Agency is investigating 36 reports of children falling ill after consuming recently recalled baby formula batches from Nestle due to a heat-resistant toxin.

After France lowered the maximum limit for the toxin cerulide, Nestle expanded its recall of infant formula to include a batch of Guigoz, contradicting analysts' expectations of no further withdrawals from the Swiss group.

Nestlé is expanding its recall of baby formula to three new product batches, which include two previously recalled products.

Nestlé's recall of infant formula has been expanded to include additional batches delivered to grocery stores in January 2026.

Nestlé is expanding its recall of infant milk in a new batch of Guigoz products following France's reduction of the maximum allowable limit for the toxin ceramide.

Nestle has issued a recall for a new batch of SMA baby formula over concerns of a heat-resistant toxin that could cause serious gastrointestinal issues.

Nestle and Danone have recalled multiple batches of baby formula due to the presence of the food poisoning toxin cereulide, which can lead to serious gastrointestinal issues.

Nestlé has announced a recall of its SMA Advanced First Infant Milk due to the detection of a food poisoning toxin, following previous recalls last month.

Nestlé Norway is recalling certain infant formulas and specialized medical products due to the detection of the toxin Cereulide, produced by the bacteria Bacillus Cereus, in an oil mixture ingredient as a precautionary measure.

Nestlé is recalling several infant formula products due to the discovery of the toxin cereulid produced by Bacillus Cereus, which can cause nausea and vomiting.

Nestlé recalls NAN and Alfamino infant formula products due to the discovery of the toxin cereulid from the Bacillus cereus bacteria in an oil used in the products, as stated by the Food Safety Authority.

The baby milk scandal continues to escalate with multiple manufacturers, including Nestlé, recalling products due to concerns over the toxin Cereulide.

Nestlé has expanded its recall of infant formula products due to potential contamination with cereulid toxin from Bacillus cereus.

The European Food Safety Authority has halved the permissible limit for the cerulenin toxin, leading to large-scale product recalls from Nestle, Popote, and Vitagermine.

Major companies like NTPC, Meesho, Nestle India, Bajaj Auto, Power Grid, and Tata Investment will release their third-quarter results today, impacting certain stocks in the market.