To fight economic hardships imposed by the pandemic, the Egyptian government implemented a strategy to support the business sector, as it navigated through the economic turmoil. The success of this strategy has been reflected through readiness of the most affected industries to re-operate as markets reopened.
Packaged products given nutritional score based on components according to colour-coded system
Nestlé Egypt continues to apply strict precautionary measures to guarantee the quality of all its products and ensure the safety of its employees, products, partners and the communities in which it operates.
Nestle Egypt inaugurated on Thursday its new coffee factory in the industrial zone of the Sixth of October city. The construction of the factory has been completed in 2017 with total investments of EGP 250m. The move came following Nestleâs acquisition of Caravan Marketing Company (CMC), a leading Egyptian instant coffee company, and owner of …
Company’s exports reached $50m on an annual basis, says El Hout
NestlĂ© SA announced on Sunday that it has signed an agreement to acquire Caravan Marketing Company SAE (CMC), an Egyptian instant coffee company owner of the Bonjorno brand. The acquisition reflects NestlĂ©âs ambition to invest in Egypt and foster the development of the rapidly growing soluble coffee segment which has been gaining popularity among Egyptians. …
This year, Nestlé Waters Egypt is working with over 30 schools in the Banha area to educate almost 12,000 children on the importance of water conservation
Demand for halal food is growing but confusion surrounding global standards is hindering the industry’s potential, said an executive at Nestle, the world’s biggest food group. Aiad Al Khatib, head of corporate regulatory and scientific affairs at Nestle, said that standards for what is halal, or permissible under sharia law, need to be aligned, clarified …
By Oxford Business Group Egypt has long been a cost-competitive destination for offshore services, such as business process outsourcing (BPO), but a spate of new agreements with a number of large investors has given the ICT sector a further boost, with thousands of potential new jobs in the offing. Egyptâs Information Technology Industry Development Agency …
By Michael R Czinkota and Ilkka Ronkainen Innovation in developing economies is evolving rapidly, but can still improve in terms of marketing. Businesses in emerging economies can make profits and can positively affect the livelihoods of people. In the next generation, multinational corporations can expand to vast un- and underserved consumer groups in developing countries. Executives …
The country has high demand for carbonated drinks and water
Seoudi supermarkets shutdown âwere tense daysâ but distribution is now back to normal, CEO says
Company assures commitment to Egypt, introduces new product
A new mobile application promotes frozen treats
Shoukry: all parties involved in bottled water shortages are âtrading in the crisis rather than managing the crisisâ
