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​Title: “Swiss Withdrawal of MFN Status: Minimal Impact on Nestle India’s Operations” Nestle India, a leading food and beverage company, has been operating in India for over a century. With a strong presence in the Indian market, the recent news of Switzerland withdrawing its Most Favored Nation (MFN) status to India may raise concerns. However, upon closer examination, it is evident that this decision will have minimal impact on Nestle India’s operations. The MFN status, also known as the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), allows developing countries to export goods to developed countries at lower or zero tariffs. With Switzerland being one of India’s major trading partners, the withdrawal of MFN status may seem like a significant blow. However, Nestle India’s exports to Switzerland account for only a small percentage of its overall revenue. Moreover, Nestle India has a strong domestic market in India, with a diverse portfolio of products ranging from food and beverages to healthcare and nutrition. This provides a stable foundation for the company, reducing its dependence on exports to Switzerland. Furthermore, Nestle India has been actively expanding its operations in other countries, such as the United States and China, reducing its reliance on a single market. This diversification strategy has proven to be successful, with Nestle India’s global revenue increasing by 9.4% in the last fiscal year. In addition, Nestle India has a robust supply chain and distribution network in India, ensuring a steady supply of products to meet the demand of its consumers. This allows the company to mitigate any potential disruptions caused by the withdrawal of MFN status. In conclusion, while the Swiss withdrawal of MFN status may have raised concerns, Nestle India’s strong domestic market, diversification strategy, and robust supply chain make it well-equipped to handle any potential impact. As a result, the company’s operations and growth are expected to remain unaffected. 

19/12/2024

Nestle India, one of the leading FMCG companies in the country, has stated that the recent suspension of the MFN…

Swiss News

​Title: “Swiss Withdrawal of MFN Status: No Impact on Nestle India’s Operations” Nestle India, a leading food and beverage company, remains unaffected by the recent decision of Switzerland to withdraw its Most Favored Nation (MFN) status to India. This move, which aims to renegotiate trade agreements, has raised concerns about its impact on businesses. However, Nestle India assures that it will not have any significant impact on its operations. The MFN status, also known as the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), allows developing countries to export goods to developed countries at lower tariffs. With the withdrawal of this status, Indian exports to Switzerland may face higher tariffs, potentially affecting the country’s economy. However, Nestle India’s exports to Switzerland account for a small percentage of its overall revenue, making it less vulnerable to this change. Moreover, Nestle India has a strong presence in the Indian market, with a diverse portfolio of products that cater to the local consumer’s needs. This has helped the company maintain a stable growth trajectory, even during challenging times. Additionally, Nestle India has been investing in local sourcing and manufacturing, reducing its dependence on imports. Furthermore, Nestle India has a robust supply chain and distribution network, ensuring uninterrupted supply of its products to consumers. The company also has a strong financial position, with a healthy cash reserve, providing it with the necessary resources to navigate any potential challenges. In conclusion, Nestle India remains confident in its ability to sustain its operations despite the Swiss withdrawal of MFN status to India. The company’s strong market presence, local sourcing and manufacturing, and robust supply chain make it well-equipped to handle any changes in trade agreements. Nestle India remains committed to providing high-quality products to its consumers and contributing to the growth of the Indian economy. 

19/12/2024

. Nestle, a leading FMCG company, has released a statement regarding the suspension of Most Favored Nation (MFN) status under…

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