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Nestlé planning 2 major plants here in next 10 years
SOURCE: Manila Bulletin
MANILA, Philippines – Nestlé SA said it will add two “major” plants in the Philippines in the next ten years to further expand its production capacity in the country.
Nestlé Philippines chairman John Miller was quoted at the groundbreaking ceremony for the P4.3 billion new factory in Tanauan, Batangas to be made over the next two years.
Miller also said that 2010 has been a “good year, with sales likely reach P95 billion.
The new factory in Batangas is expected to be completed in March 2012. It is situated on a 27-hectare site and will produce Coffee-Mate Non-Dairy Creamer and Bear Brand Powdered Milk Drink.
Miller said that with continued growth in demand for the two brands, both of which are market category leaders, the factory will increase much-needed manufacturing capability. The domestic market demand in 2010 for Bear Brand and Coffee-Mate is projected to grow by 19% and 8%, respectively, with Bear Brand exports under the brand name Everyday seen to grow by 38%.
“In 2011, Nestlé will celebrate one hundred years in the Philippines. One hundred years of service to the Filipino consumer is a great source of pride within our company and it is fitting that most of the Tanauan factory’s construction will take place during Nestlé Philippines’ centennial, signifying our continuing commitment to the country. Our investments, in line with our corporate thrust of Creating Shared Value (CSV) for all stakeholders in society, give us the confidence to look forward to the next 100 years of nurturing Filipino families by offering Nutritious, Health and Wellness products,” Mr. Miller said.
The Tanauan factory, which will contribute to the growth of the domestic economy, will initially provide direct employment for a new work force of 170, while creating many other jobs in businesses supplying the facility with raw materials and services.
Apart from the new factory’s construction, Nestlé is also continuing to invest in its four existing facilities in Cagayan de Oro, Cabuyao, Lipa and Pulilan, especially in technology and equipment to enable the company to meet increasing demand for its products.
Source URL: http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/289138/nestl-planning-2-major-plants-here-next-10-years
MANILA, Philippines – Nestlé SA said it will add two “major” plants in the Philippines in the next ten years to further expand its production capacity in the country.
Nestlé Philippines chairman John Miller was quoted at the groundbreaking ceremony for the P4.3 billion new factory in Tanauan, Batangas to be made over the next two years.
Miller also said that 2010 has been a “good year, with sales likely reach P95 billion.
The new factory in Batangas is expected to be completed in March 2012. It is situated on a 27-hectare site and will produce Coffee-Mate Non-Dairy Creamer and Bear Brand Powdered Milk Drink.
Miller said that with continued growth in demand for the two brands, both of which are market category leaders, the factory will increase much-needed manufacturing capability. The domestic market demand in 2010 for Bear Brand and Coffee-Mate is projected to grow by 19% and 8%, respectively, with Bear Brand exports under the brand name Everyday seen to grow by 38%.
“In 2011, Nestlé will celebrate one hundred years in the Philippines. One hundred years of service to the Filipino consumer is a great source of pride within our company and it is fitting that most of the Tanauan factory’s construction will take place during Nestlé Philippines’ centennial, signifying our continuing commitment to the country. Our investments, in line with our corporate thrust of Creating Shared Value (CSV) for all stakeholders in society, give us the confidence to look forward to the next 100 years of nurturing Filipino families by offering Nutritious, Health and Wellness products,” Mr. Miller said.
The Tanauan factory, which will contribute to the growth of the domestic economy, will initially provide direct employment for a new work force of 170, while creating many other jobs in businesses supplying the facility with raw materials and services.
Apart from the new factory’s construction, Nestlé is also continuing to invest in its four existing facilities in Cagayan de Oro, Cabuyao, Lipa and Pulilan, especially in technology and equipment to enable the company to meet increasing demand for its products.
Source URL: http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/289138/nestl-planning-2-major-plants-here-next-10-years
Nestlé sets expansion of plant in Batangas
By Ma. Elisa P. Osorio (The Philippine Star)
updated November 24, 2010
MANILA, Philippines - Nestlé Philippines is planning at putting up two major facilities in its Batangas plant in the next 10 years in addition to a new P4.3-billion factory that will produce powdered milk and non diary coffee creamer.
President Aquino yesterday led the groundbreaking for the P4.3-billion factory in Tanauan, Batangas.
The factory, which is expected to be completed in March 2012, is situated on a 27-hectare site and will produce Coffeemate Non-Dairy Creamer and Bear BrandPowdered milk drink. Once the factory is operational, the Philippines will become the Coffeemate hub in Asia. Among the Asian countries, the Philippines is the largest consumer of Coffeemate.
Nestlé Philippines Chairman and CEO John Miller said that with the continued growth in demand for the two brands, both of which are market category leaders, the factory will increase much-needed manufacturing capability.The domestic market demand in 2010 for Bear Brand and Coffeemate is projected to grow by 19 percent and eight percent, respectively, with Bear Brand exports under the brand name Everyday seen to grow by 38 percent.
“In 2011, Nestlé will celebrate one hundred years in the Philippines. One hundred years of service to the Filipino consumer is a great source of pride within our company and it is fitting that most of the Tanauan factory’s construction will take place during Nestlé Philippines’ centennial, signifying our continuing commitment to the country,” Miller said.
“Our investments, in line with our corporate thrust of creating shared value (CSV) for all stakeholders in society, give us the confidence to look forward to the next 100 years of nurturing Filipino families by offering Nutritious, Health and Wellness products,” he added.
The Tanauan factory, which will contribute to the growth of the domestic economy, will initially provide direct employment for a new workforce of 170, while creating many other jobs in businesses supplying the facility with raw materials and services.
Apart from the new factory’s construction, Nestlé is also continuing to invest in its four existing facilities in Cagayan de Oro, Cabuyao, Lipa and Pulilan, especially in technology and equipment to enable the company to meet increasing demand for its products.
Nestlé’s local investments in the past five years have totaled close to P 10 billion, with about 80 percent allocated for existing facilities to generate higher efficiencies and to protect the environment, while the balance 20 percent was deployed into sales infrastructure, distribution, and IT systems.
In 2009, Nestlé Philippines produced almost half a million metric tons of coffee, milk, beverages, non-dairy creamer, food, infant nutrition, ice cream, chilled dairy, and breakfast cereals.
The Nestlé business in the Philippines has grown in the last five years by an average of P 4.6 billion annually. With sales of almost P 86 billion in 2009, the company paid some P10.6 billion in taxes, a 20 percent increase over 2008.
updated November 24, 2010
MANILA, Philippines - Nestlé Philippines is planning at putting up two major facilities in its Batangas plant in the next 10 years in addition to a new P4.3-billion factory that will produce powdered milk and non diary coffee creamer.
President Aquino yesterday led the groundbreaking for the P4.3-billion factory in Tanauan, Batangas.
The factory, which is expected to be completed in March 2012, is situated on a 27-hectare site and will produce Coffeemate Non-Dairy Creamer and Bear BrandPowdered milk drink. Once the factory is operational, the Philippines will become the Coffeemate hub in Asia. Among the Asian countries, the Philippines is the largest consumer of Coffeemate.
Nestlé Philippines Chairman and CEO John Miller said that with the continued growth in demand for the two brands, both of which are market category leaders, the factory will increase much-needed manufacturing capability.The domestic market demand in 2010 for Bear Brand and Coffeemate is projected to grow by 19 percent and eight percent, respectively, with Bear Brand exports under the brand name Everyday seen to grow by 38 percent.
“In 2011, Nestlé will celebrate one hundred years in the Philippines. One hundred years of service to the Filipino consumer is a great source of pride within our company and it is fitting that most of the Tanauan factory’s construction will take place during Nestlé Philippines’ centennial, signifying our continuing commitment to the country,” Miller said.
“Our investments, in line with our corporate thrust of creating shared value (CSV) for all stakeholders in society, give us the confidence to look forward to the next 100 years of nurturing Filipino families by offering Nutritious, Health and Wellness products,” he added.
The Tanauan factory, which will contribute to the growth of the domestic economy, will initially provide direct employment for a new workforce of 170, while creating many other jobs in businesses supplying the facility with raw materials and services.
Apart from the new factory’s construction, Nestlé is also continuing to invest in its four existing facilities in Cagayan de Oro, Cabuyao, Lipa and Pulilan, especially in technology and equipment to enable the company to meet increasing demand for its products.
Nestlé’s local investments in the past five years have totaled close to P 10 billion, with about 80 percent allocated for existing facilities to generate higher efficiencies and to protect the environment, while the balance 20 percent was deployed into sales infrastructure, distribution, and IT systems.
In 2009, Nestlé Philippines produced almost half a million metric tons of coffee, milk, beverages, non-dairy creamer, food, infant nutrition, ice cream, chilled dairy, and breakfast cereals.
The Nestlé business in the Philippines has grown in the last five years by an average of P 4.6 billion annually. With sales of almost P 86 billion in 2009, the company paid some P10.6 billion in taxes, a 20 percent increase over 2008.
Nestlé may put up 2 more facilities in PH Construction of P4.3-B plant underway
SOURCE: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Posted date: November 23, 2010
MANILA, Philippines—Food and beverage giant Nestlé Philippines may put up two additional facilities on its 27-hectare property in Tanauan, Batangas within the next 10 years.
The two new facilities will complement the P4.3-billion non-dairy coffee creamer manufacturing plant that the company hopes to complete in March 2012.
President Aquino on Tuesday attended the ground-breaking rites for the company’s P4.3-billion plant in Batangas.
Once operational, the facility will produce Coffee Mate Non-Dairy Creamer and Bear Brand Powdered Milk products.
“We look forward to further expansion once we’ve gotten this phase complete,” Nestlé Philippines chair and chief executive John Miller said during Tuesday’s ground-breaking ceremony.
Since Coffee Mate and Bear Brand are both market category leaders, there is now a need to put up a new factory to boost the company’s manufacturing capability, Miller said.
Local demand for Bear Brand this year is seen to increase by 19 percent, while that for Coffee Mate is expected to grow by 18 percent.
Bear Brand exports, marketed under the brand name Everyday, will likewise post an estimated 38 percent growth this year.
“In 2011, Nestlé will celebrate 100 years in the Philippines. One hundred years of service to the Filipino consumer is a great source of pride within our company and it is fitting that most of the Tanauan factory’s construction will take place during Nestlé Philippines’ centennial, signifying our continuing commitment to the country,” Miller said.
“Our investments, in line with our corporate thrust of creating shared value for all stakeholders in society, give us the confidence to look forward to the next 100 years of nurturing Filipino families by offering nutritious health and wellness products,” he added.
Once operational, the Tanauan factory will generate employment for 170 individuals at the onset.
According to a Board of Investments approval issued in September, the new Nestlé plant had the potential to employ as many as 478 people.
Aside from the new Tanauan plant, Nestlé had also committed to invest in its existing factories in Cagayan de Oro City, Cabuyao in Laguna, Lipa in Batangas, and Pulilan in Bulacan.
Most of these investments were for technology and equipment upgrades.
Over the past five years, Nestlé’s investments in its local operations had reached almost P10 billion. Around 80 percent of this amount had been used to improve existing facilities.
The balance of the investments was spent on sales infrastructure, distribution, and information technology systems.
The company last year manufactured close to 500,000 metric tons of coffee, milk, beverages, non-dairy creamer, food, infant nutrition products, ice cream, chilled dairy, and breakfast cereals.
Average annual growth of the company’s Philippine business was placed at P4.6 billion. Sales from last year alone reached P86 billion.
For this year, Miller said, Nestlé’s four existing plants should have a turnover of around P95 billion. Abigail L. Ho, with a report from Bloomberg
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Pres. Aquino Leads Groundbreaking for PHP 4.3B Nestlé Tanauan Factory
His Excellency, President Benigno S. Aquino III, Nestlé Philippines Chairman and CEO John Miller, Swiss Ambassador to the Philippines Ivo Sieber, DTI Secretary Gregory Domingo, Batangas Vice-Governor Mark Leviste, Tanauan City Mayor Sonia Torres Aquino, and Sto. Tomas Mayor Renato Federico today led the groundbreaking ceremony for Nestlé Philippines’ new factory in Tanauan, Batangas in which investments totaling PhP 4.3 billion will be made over the coming two years.
The factory, which is expected to be completed in March 2012, is situated on a 27-hectare site and will produce COFFEE-MATE Non-Dairy Creamer and BEAR BRAND Powdered Milk Drink. Mr. Miller said that with continued growth in demand for the two brands, both of which are market category leaders, the factory will increase much-needed manufacturing capability. The domestic market demand in 2010 for BEAR BRAND and COFFEE-MATE is projected to grow by 19% and 8%, respectively, with BEAR BRAND exports under the brand name EVERYDAY seen to grow by 38%.
In 2011, Nestlé will celebrate one hundred years in the Philippines. One hundred years of service to the Filipino consumer is a great source of pride within our company and it is fitting that most of the Tanauan factory’s construction will take place during Nestlé Philippines’ centennial, signifying our continuing commitment to the country. Our investments, in line with our corporate thrust of Creating Shared Value (CSV) for all stakeholders in society, give us the confidence to look forward to the next 100 years of nurturing Filipino families by offering Nutritious, Health and Wellness products, Mr. Miller said.
The Tanauan factory, which will contribute to the growth of the domestic economy, will initially provide direct employment for a new work force of 170, while creating many other jobs in businesses supplying the facility with raw materials and services.
Apart from the new factory’s construction, Nestlé is also continuing to invest in its four existing facilities in Cagayan de Oro, Cabuyao, Lipa and Pulilan, especially in technology and equipment to enable the company to meet increasing demand for its products. Nestlé’s local investments in the past five years have totaled close to PhP 10 billion, with about 80% allocated for existing facilities to generate higher efficiencies and to protect the environment, while the balance 20% was deployed into sales infrastructure, distribution, and IT systems.
In 2009, Nestlé Philippines produced almost half a million metric tons of coffee, milk, beverages, non-dairy creamer, food, infant nutrition, ice cream, chilled dairy, and breakfast cereals.
The Nestlé business in the Philippines has grown in the last five years by an average of PhP4.6 billion annually. With sales of almost PhP 86 billion in 2009, the company paid some PhP10.6 billion in taxes, a 20% increase over 2008. Nestlé is the largest corporate taxpayer in the Philippines for 2009 and is among the top eight largest corporations in the country.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Nestle to invest P4.35 B in cassava based plant
By MA.ELISA P. OSORIO
Source: Philippine Star
MANILA, Philippines - The local cassava industry was given a boost after Nestle Philippines announced plans to invest P4.35 billion for a non-dairy coffee creamer project in Batangas, the Board of Investments (BOI) said.
In a statement, the BOI said Nestlé is expected to locally source glucose syrup, one of the main ingredients of the coffee creamer and is usually processed from corn or tapioca coming from cassava roots.
“Growing demand for cassava will bring more opportunities for farmers,” said BOI managing head Cristino L. Panlilio. Multinational firms along with small and medium buyers are ready to buy their production as long as their harvest meet their quality and quantity standards, he pointed out.
The project involves the construction of a greenfield factory on a 270,000-square meter land. Nestle will process glucose syrup and hydrogenated palm kernel oil (HPKO) to produce non-dairy coffee creamer. Commercial operation is slated to begin in June 2012, involving a manpower requirement of 478 personnel.
Based on Department of Agriculture data, demand for cassava production is expected to be within the five million metric ton range this year, rising up to 10 million MT by 2014. Various uses of cassava products are already gaining ground. It is also now used in livestock feeds, starch, noodles, native pastries and as sweeteners and confectioners and food seasoning. It is also an ingredient in some medicinal products and is also added material for glue, plywood, paper, textile and biodegradable products. It is even an essential component for bioethanol power plants.
Cassava starch, popularly known as tapioca flour, has an even wider multitude of uses in various industries. Extracted from the root, it is used in food, medicine, paper, adhesives, mining, textile, mining, biodegradable and other manufacturing industries. In the food sector alone, tapioca flour use is in abundance in a number of ways. It is an excellent alternative for wheat flour in baked products and it is also employed as a thickener for soups, sauces, baby food and even gravies. It is also utilized as a filler to complement the solid contents of ice cream and is a reliable binder for hotdogs, sausages and other processed meat products to minimize dryness while cooking it.
Source: Philippine Star
MANILA, Philippines - The local cassava industry was given a boost after Nestle Philippines announced plans to invest P4.35 billion for a non-dairy coffee creamer project in Batangas, the Board of Investments (BOI) said.
In a statement, the BOI said Nestlé is expected to locally source glucose syrup, one of the main ingredients of the coffee creamer and is usually processed from corn or tapioca coming from cassava roots.
“Growing demand for cassava will bring more opportunities for farmers,” said BOI managing head Cristino L. Panlilio. Multinational firms along with small and medium buyers are ready to buy their production as long as their harvest meet their quality and quantity standards, he pointed out.
The project involves the construction of a greenfield factory on a 270,000-square meter land. Nestle will process glucose syrup and hydrogenated palm kernel oil (HPKO) to produce non-dairy coffee creamer. Commercial operation is slated to begin in June 2012, involving a manpower requirement of 478 personnel.
Based on Department of Agriculture data, demand for cassava production is expected to be within the five million metric ton range this year, rising up to 10 million MT by 2014. Various uses of cassava products are already gaining ground. It is also now used in livestock feeds, starch, noodles, native pastries and as sweeteners and confectioners and food seasoning. It is also an ingredient in some medicinal products and is also added material for glue, plywood, paper, textile and biodegradable products. It is even an essential component for bioethanol power plants.
Cassava starch, popularly known as tapioca flour, has an even wider multitude of uses in various industries. Extracted from the root, it is used in food, medicine, paper, adhesives, mining, textile, mining, biodegradable and other manufacturing industries. In the food sector alone, tapioca flour use is in abundance in a number of ways. It is an excellent alternative for wheat flour in baked products and it is also employed as a thickener for soups, sauces, baby food and even gravies. It is also utilized as a filler to complement the solid contents of ice cream and is a reliable binder for hotdogs, sausages and other processed meat products to minimize dryness while cooking it.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Nestle move prompts Cargill expansion
Cargill Philippines will build a plant for the production of glucose syrup adjacent to Nestle Philippines Inc.’s P4.35-billion non-dairy coffee creamer production facility at the First Philippine Industrial Park in Sto.Tomas, Batangas, according to Lucita P. Reyes, executive director of the Board of Investments (BOI).
Reyes, who recently met wit NPI president John Miller, said Cargill’s facility will have a pipeline going straight to the coffee creamer production.
Reyes said Cargill has a small operation in Quezon City where NPI sources a little of its glucose requirements. Bulk of its requirements is imported from Thailand and China.
According to its website, Cargill produces glucose syrup from corn starch. In order to meet customers’ various requirements, the products can be tailor-made for various applications including coffee whiteners.
Reyes said initially, NPI will process glucose syrup (made from corn or tapioca) and hydrogenated palm kernel oil (HPKO) to produce non-dairy coffee creamer.
It intends to eventually locally source glucose syrup from Cargill Philippines while HPKO will be sourced locally.
Nestlé Coffeemate has a commanding 89 to 90 percent in the coffee creamer.
The Philippines is the second biggest market for Coffeemate, after the United States.
NPI’s P4.35 billion project involves the construction of a "greenfield" factory on a 270,000-square meter land. The production of non-dairy coffee creamer is entirely different from its existing business operation in terms of final product and raw materials.
At present, the company imports all of its non-dairy coffee creamer requirements from Thailand.
As soon as the facility is operational, Nestlé will no longer import non-dairy coffee creamer since the Batangas factory will be able to supply the local requirements of Nestlé. Commercial operation is slated to begin in June 2012 involving a manpower requirement of 478 personnel.
Nestlé Philippines is a wholly-owned unit of Swiss-based Nestle S.A., a global food processing giant.
SOURCE: Business Insight (October 12, 2010)
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Nestlé to invest PhP 4.3 billion in new Tanauan Factory
The construction of the new factory will start this month and is expected to be completed in March 2012. The facility will produce COFFEE-MATE Non-Dairy Creamer and BEAR BRAND Powdered Milk Drink. Mr. Miller said that demand for the two brands, both of which are market category leaders, continues to grow and the investment in the new factory will address the need to increase production. In 2010 alone, the domestic market demand for BEAR BRAND and COFFEE-MATE is projected to grow by 19% and 8%, respectively. Export of BEAR BRAND under the brand name EVERYDAY is also expected to grow by 38% this year.
The Tanauan factory, which is expected to help spur economic growth in the area, will directly employ a new work force of 170 initially, and generate hundreds of other jobs in sectors providing the facility with raw materials and services.
“Nestlé has been present in the Philippines as a part of everyday life for 99 years. The investment in the Tanauan factory starts a new chapter in Nestlé’s commitment to the country, as we look forward to the next 100 years of nurturing Filipino families by offering healthy and tasty products,” the chairman said. “We believe this investment is a clear demonstration of our full confidence in the Philippines. It is timely as the country restates its commitment to accelerate economic growth. As always, our strategy is guided by our belief in Creating Shared Value for all stakeholders.”
Apart from its latest investment, Nestlé is also continuing to invest in its four existing factories, particularly in technology and equipment upgrades to enhance capacities, in order to meet growing demand for its products. In 2009, Nestlé produced almost half a million metric tons of products in various categories that include coffee, milk, beverages, non-dairy creamer, food, infant nutrition, ice cream, chilled dairy, and breakfast cereals.
The company’s investments in the country during the last five years stand at close to PhP 10 billion. Some 80% of the investments have been deployed to its existing factories to generate higher efficiencies, create additional capacities, and safeguard the environment. The balance of 20% has been spent on sales infrastructure, distribution, and information systems.
Nestlé’s four manufacturing facilities in the country are the following:
• The Cagayan de Oro Factory which manufactures NESCAFÉ and BEAR BRAND;
• The Cabuyao Factory which manufactures NIDO, NESVITA, NAN, NESTOGEN, BEAR BRAND Choco, NESTLÉ All Purpose Cream, Ready-to-Drink MILO, BEAR BRAND Sterilized, and CHUCKIE;
• The Lipa Factory which produces MILO and NESTLÉ Breakfast Cereals; and
• The recently commissioned Pulilan Factory, which manufactures NESTLÉ Ice Cream and Chilled products.
The company’s Cabuyao, Cagayan de Oro and Lipa factories also serve as the Nestlé Group’s Export Centers for infant nutrition, filled milk powder and breakfast cereals, respectively. The factories manufacture these various products for Nestlé markets abroad. In the Nestlé Group, the designation of Export Center recognizes a factory’s world-class quality standards and efficiency levels.
“The designation of Export Center for the three factories is testimony to the world-class manufacturing capability and competence of Filipinos,” Mr. Miller said. “Our factories prove that the Philippines can compete with other countries in terms of quality, cost and reliability.”
Mr. Miller noted that in 2007, the Nestlé Group selected the Philippines as the site for its shared service center for financial and employee services requirements of Nestlé companies in the Philippines, Malaysia/Singapore, Indonesia, Indochina, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the Middle East. The shared service center is now known as Nestlé Business Services (NBS), located in Meycauayan, Bulacan. The NBS today has 500 employees.
Over the last five years, Nestlé Philippines has consistently grown, expanding by an average of PhP 4.6 billion per year. The company, which registered sales of nearly PhP 86 billion in 2009, paid some PhP10.6 billion in taxes to the government in the same year, an increase of 20% over the previous year. The Company is the second largest taxpayer in the country.
Nestlé Philippines, which is one of the key players in the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry, is among the country’s top six corporations.
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