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Nestle Sales Decline

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Nestle, the world’s largest food seller, experienced a sharp decline in full-year sales, leading to a 0.3% drop in its real internal growth metric. This decrease was attributed to customers resisting higher prices set by the company.

Impact of Inflation on Consumer Demand

CEO Mark Schneider acknowledged the impact of inflation on consumer behavior, noting that the company’s decision to raise prices by 7.5% throughout 2023 was a contributing factor.

Market Response and Financial Results

As a result of these actions, Nestle’s Switzerland-listed shares fell by 4% on Thursday. Despite efforts to boost profit margins, sales decreased by 1.5% to 93 billion Swiss francs. However, gross profit margins did improve to 45.9%, aligning with the company’s long-term goals.

Future Strategies for Growth

Looking ahead to 2024, Nestle plans to prioritize volume- and mix-led growth, focusing on innovation, premiumization, and affordability. The company aims to achieve organic sales growth of 4% while gradually improving profit margins.

In conclusion, while facing challenges in the market, Nestle remains committed to delivering value to consumers through strategic initiatives and product enhancements.

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