Nestlé Launches B577m Coffee Lawsuit

Nestlé launches B577m coffee lawsuit

Nestlé has filed a lawsuit against its former business partners for rights infringement of the Nescafé trademark.

Ironically, the report of the Senate commission of inquiry into the practices of bottled water industrialists is clear as rock water: Nestlé Waters, owner of Perrier but also of Vittel, S. Pellegrino, Hépar, Contrex..., has deceived consumers. The scandal of mineral waters, "between failed controls and decomplexed lobbying, certain practices and their concealment by the state have undermined confidence", stresses the report. Between political ma…

Nestlé sues ex-partners over Nescafé trademark breach

Nestlé sues ex-partners over Nescafé trademark breachLegacyNestlé has initiated legal action against former business partners over the alleged infringement of the Nescafé trademark. The company is seeking 577 million baht in damages from Prayudh Mahagitsiri and Chalermchai Mahagitsiri, as stated in a company release dated May 30 (yesterday). The claim pertains to losses caused by an eight-day suspension of Nescafé sales after the Minburi Civil C…

Nestlé Sues Mahagitsiri Family For 577 Million Baht Over Nescafe Split

BANGKOK – Nestlé has launched a major lawsuit against Thai businessman Prayudh Mahagitsiri and his son, Chalermchai, seeking 577 million baht (about US$17 million) in damages over Nescafé in Thailand. The case, filed at the Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court, follows an eight-day halt in Nescafé sales across Thailand. This disruption came after […] The post Nestlé Sues Mahagitsiri Family for 577 Million Baht Over Nescafe…

Nestlé to invest BRL 500m in Brazil’s Nescafé site

Nestlé has announced a BRL 500 million (approx. $88.3 million) investment in Brazil through 2028 to expand its coffee production, grow its fleet of Nestlé Professional machines and accelerate innovation in response to changing consumer habits.

Coffee is part of the Brazilian routine, but consumption habits have changed, especially among Generation Z, which increasingly prefers iced coffee to traditional hot coffee.With the view put on these new consumption profiles, both inside and outside the home, Nescafé de Nestlé has reinforced its commitment to innovation and increased its production capacity.See more: Coffee will also pay the tariff bill to Colombia, Brazil and VietnamThe goal i…