Case Study - Nestle

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Introduction3

Discussion3

Conclusion5

References7

Case Study - Nestle

Introduction

Nestle stands amongst the world's biggest food companies, which has its operations in many countries around the globe. The operations of Nestle are being conducted in around 80 countries, with more than 500 factories with a large number of employees. The annual sales of the company are approximated to be $47 billion. The company is well known for the diversity of the wide range of products it offers. The products include chocolates, beverages, water, cosmetics, and many more. The company focuses on building long term relations and in achieving long term goals, which are not satisfied for any cost. With the passage of time, Nestle expanded its operations, and took advantage of all the opportunities available (www.nestle.com).

Discussion

Today, Nestle holds a very significant position in the industries, proving itself to be very helpful for the economy of the country. It is serving the nations for a long time, and is a choice of the customers for a very long time. The products manufactured by Nestle are being sold and consumer worldwide and are supposed to be of great quality. The existence of Nestle is old enough, and with the passage of time the organization has brought several changes in its structure as well as in its operations.

Firstly, Nestle went under first order change, by the decision and process of relocating executive offices from Switzerland to United States. In this step, Nestle maintained its core values and strategies. This helped Nestle in maintaining the position and value of the organization as well as brought development in the industry.

The second order change is also observed in Nestle, when it expanded and entered the cosmetic industry, by capturing the major shares of L'Oreal. It became one of the major shareholders, and by this process, Nestle ...