Nestlé Mexico's agreement details a $15 million plan to build the company's first coffee-propagation center in a coffee-producing country and locally build 30 million coffee plants by 2020.
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Nestlé Expands Coffee Business Operations in Mexico
Nestlé recently entered into an agreement with Mexico's National Institute of Forestry, Farming and Fishing Research and Mexican crop-technology-and-distribution company Agromod to expand its coffee operations in Mexico.
Nestlé Mexico's agreement details a $15 million plan to build the company's first coffee-propagation center in a coffee-producing country and locally build 30 million coffee plants by 2020.
Nestlé Mexico's agreement details a $15 million plan to build the company's first coffee-propagation center in a coffee-producing country and locally build 30 million coffee plants by 2020.
Nestlé Invests in Wind Energy in Mexico
The Swiss multinational Nestlé has announced its plans to invest in wind energy for its operations in Mexico.
Nestle will develop 14 wind farms across Mexico to meet 85 percent of its electricity requirements in Mexico utilizing wind energy.
Nestle will develop 14 wind farms across Mexico to meet 85 percent of its electricity requirements in Mexico utilizing wind energy.
The Latin American Wind Association (LAWEA) has revealed that Nestle is turning to wind power in Mexico as part of an investment of 60 million Swiss francs in sustainability projects in Mexico, aimed at cutting water consumption by 23% and energy use by 39% per tonne produced over the next five years.
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