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“Polman said it will take time to
get baby milk sales in China back to the previous level after the collapse that
followed Nestle's recall last year because the product exceeded government
limits on iodine content.” Ouch. I hope they’ll never succeed
and I hope it will be because more mothers will get a chance to successfully
breastfeed. Vedrana From: Yes Amy same thing happened to me –
had to forward it or hit reply to get the full story – weird - but
I am glad you eventually found the last line… J From: This is a bit odd…. I could only read 3 paragraphs in both
your emails until I clicked reply to respond when the whole article
appeared…below. Anyway…aren’t they shameless
with their aggressive marketing of a “second rate” product. Amy From: Nestle
increases first-half profits
Nestle
SA, the world's biggest food and drink company, has reported an 11 per cent
rise in first-half net profit thanks to cost cutting and internal growth
despite higher raw material prices. The
company, which has brands such as Nescafe, Perrier and Dreyer's, said net
profit increased to 4.15 billion Swiss francs ($A4.44 billion) from 3.73 billion
francs in 2005, exceeding analyst expectations of about 4.09 billion francs. Nestle,
which does not report quarterly earnings figures, said slow demand in Europe
was widely offset by a strong performance in emerging markets and the
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