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Nestle boosts cocoa buying in Brazil, working with farmers to cut fertilizer use
Source: reuters.com
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Nestle is increasing cocoa sourcing from Brazil as local production grows, diversifying its raw-material supply base. The company is also working with farmers on cultivation techniques that use less fertilizer, which could lower input intensity and support sustainability objectives. The announcement is strategically positive for supply-chain resilience but provides no quantified financial impact.
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