Q3 results on Oct 29, 2015
Nestle India Ltd has informed BSE that the Unaudited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter ended September 30, 2015 shall be considered at the Board of Directors of the Company at their meeting proposed to be held on October 29, 2015 (Q3).In view of the above, the Trading Window in respect of the equity shares of the Company shall remain closed from October 01, 2015 to October 31, 2015 (both days inclusive). Nestle steps up marketing for Maggi relaunch
Ties up with apps to create buzz around the relaunch Nestle signs deal with biotech firm to develop Alzheimer's test
Food group Nestle has taken a further step into the medicine business by signing a research collaboration agreement with a Swiss biotech company to develop an Alzheimer's disease diagnostic test.<... Man behind Maggi noodles ban moved out of FSSAI, shifted to Niti Aayog
Food safety watchdog FSSAI's CEO Yudhvir Singh Malik, the man behind the ban of global giant Nestle's popular noodle brand Maggi, was today moved out and shifted as Additional Secretary in Niti Aayog. Disclosure of Voting results of Postal Ballot (Clause 35A)
Nestle India Ltd has informed BSE regarding the details of Voting results of Postal Ballot, under Clause 35A. Maggi noodles row: UP flour mills take a hit, biz dips by 10%
Maggi noodles episode and the subsequent ban has not only hit Nestle India hard, but also dented the revenues of flour mills in Uttar Pradesh Willing to engage with FSSAI constructively: Nestle
Nestle India is due to present findings of a court-ordered re-test of Maggi samples by the end of September Nestle cuts milk price by 15/litre
Nestle is making its dairy products more affordable for consumers. It has dropped prices by 15 for its 1-litre tetra pack of Nestle a+ milk from 75 to 60 a litre. It is com...
Maggi relaunch to start with big hitters: Nestle India MD
Nestle India will use print, TV, billboards and a lot of digital media for the relaunch of its popular noodles brand The matter got blown out of proportion
Maggi is safe and all set for a comeback, says Suresh Narayanan, MD of Nestle India