Nestlé (NESAF) , which owns top brands such as KitKat, Gerber, Purina and Coffee-Mate, is suffering from a major shift in consumer behavior. The food giant just reported a dip in sales in its ...

The nonalcoholic drink trend, which originated in Utah, involves finding unconventional ways to spruce up regular sodas with ...

Cue in, Nestlé and other sugary companies take a hard fall on the stock market. In general, the number of shoppers looking ...

Coffee Mate is currently banned in many European ... which is illegal in many countries inside the European Union and Japan.

It’s not on our mind constantly, but we’ve definitely felt the pressure to brew a coffee that rivals one from a café.

The popular bagel and cream cheese offering has found its mate. Nestle’s Coffee mate brand is launching a Bagel and Cream Cheese-flavored creamer. The product reportedly has notes reflecting ...

Dirty soda went viral a few years ago after Oliva Rodrigo posted a photo on Instagram holding a Swig cup, which is a soda shop company that specializes in the drink. The “good 4 u” singer might have ...

and an array of other ingredients. As the trend spreads throughout the Midwest, there are specialty chains and independent owners opening shops. The trend has gotten so big that even Coffee Mate ...

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