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...According to ISS ESG, companies such as Microsoft included diversity as a metric for executive pay, while food group Nestlé factored in staff health and safety in remuneration....
...The Swiss food group Nestlé recently defended its decision to keep doing business in Russia, and that’s despite direct appeals by the president of Ukraine....
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...Prepared foods, such as Maggi Noodles and Stouffer’s frozen products, posted strong figures, along with vegetarian and plant-based foods....
..., the world’s largest food company, will halt sales of KitKat, Nesquik and several dozen other brands in Russia In stock markets, Europe’s Stoxx 600 declined 1.10 per cent....
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...Food group Nestlé has reported its strongest growth in developed markets in a decade....
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