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Nestlé Plans to Exit Ice Cream Market to Refocus Sales for 2026

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International food and beverage giant Nestlé has announced some major changes to its product line this year, with the divestiture of its ice cream and water businesses. Under the leadership of CEO Philipp Navratil, the Switzerland-based company that produces a range of products from chocolate bars to cat chow will now focus on its four “powerhouse” businesses: coffee, petcare, nutrition, and food and snacks. Nestlé plans to sell its remaining ic…

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Sales are shrinking, raw material costs are rising: Nestlé CEO Philipp Navratil will focus on fewer divisions in the future and want to invest more money in marketing. This also has consequences for numerous employees worldwide.

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The CEO of Nestlé, Philipp Navratil, has given a turn to the company after landing at the end of last year. In the presentation of the results of 2025 this Thursday, the manager has explained that the group will now focus on four business lines: food and snacks, coffee, pet food and nutrition. The last three add 70% of the turnover of the Swiss giant. Consequently, he will renounce to continue in the ice cream market and will leave, in part, the…

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The food giant Nestlé has decided to give a blow to his global strategy. Philipp Navratil, who assumed the position of CEO at the end of last year, has confirmed that the company will emerge from its ice cream division and will drastically reduce its presence in the bottled water sector, in Spain. This movement seeks to simplify the complex structure of the group and concentrate resources in the areas that today generate 70% of its total turnove…

Nestlé expects to accelerate its growth by 2026 to 4% as it reorganizes the group into four key divisions and negotiates the sale of its ice cream business to Froneri.

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El Economista broke the news in on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
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