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Nestle to build infant formula plant in Brazil as part of $393 million investment
Source: reuters.com
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Nestlé will invest 2.0 billion reais (~$392.7M) in its nutrition and health division in Brazil through 2028, including 600 million reais for a new infant formula factory in Minas Gerais. The capex signals capacity expansion and long-term commitment to Brazil’s infant nutrition market. Overall read-through is modestly positive for the segment, but likely limited immediate impact beyond the company.
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