nestle is nuanced.the portfolio is coffee, pet care and nutrition that is not going to be consumed less as a result of glp-1. mark schneider saying they thought they had a lot of products useful for people losing weight. they have protein products and vitamins and supplements i think they will be okay as well clearly, it has spooked the market if you know the advantage glp user is cutting calories by 20% or 30% in north america and half the u.s. population is taking this medication which is far fetched, you see it will have an impact on the overall packaged food industry in the u.s of course, glp-1 is likely to spread into europe and also the developing world if prices of these drugs come down. clearly, there will be some impact on the food sector overall. as i said, i think danon could benefit. i think nestle is well placed. of course, if you are a shop manufacturer, this is where you see more of an impact. >> can i ask about the different type of consumer spending with luxury we heard people are cutti

when you think nestle, you think chocolate.n in portfolios, i think at first you are seeing funds in investors were focused on esg looking at, i want to compose my portfolio with things that are healthy, that are good for the environment, that are great for us. nowadays, it's a lot more of a core focus. if consumers are starting to go away from the sugary stuff, from more calories, then companies, which are having to sell them, will have to change up their mix a little bit. what you see is the popularity of drugs, ozempic, that tells you people are more focused on what they are eating, what they are putting into their system. that is a challenge for companies. tom: maybe an ingredient change for kitcat in the quarters. >> innovations are always something the company is looking at. tom: investments coming through for nestle, the world's biggest food maker. plenty more coming up. we will do a deep dive on nvidia and how it's positioning stocks more broadly. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ at ameriprise financial our advice is

a greenback is working with major brands like nestle to take recycle plastics out of the surrounding environments. all setting what nestle has pumped in is heat some material to break it down, and resulting liquid as a plastic resin used to create new packaging, including food, great, plastics, according to the company. so in other words, we're not trying to recycle caustic and park benches, but we're trying to create full so clarity, phillips, and stuff. and back is the c, e o of greenback as companies space more pressure to show that they are recycling the plastics or that they're using recycle plastics. they couldn't theory, turn to companies like this. greenbacks as it's proprietary software, uses artificial intelligence to further sort the plastics and then create a chain of custody for the residence. the only reason that people would buy our product is if they need to be able to prove that the packaging with that product has recycled content. if they can prove it, then the point of paying greenback is still a young company. and companies like it often struggle to find investmen

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all setting what nestle has pumped in, heats the material to break it down, and the resulting liquid is a plastic resin used to create new packaging, including food, great, plastics, according to the company. so in other words, we're not trying to recycle classic and park benches, but we're trying to create a full so clarity, phillips on stuff and back is the c, e o of greenback as company space, more pressure to show that they are recycling the plastics or that they're using recycle plastics. they couldn't theory, turn to companies like this. greenbacks as it's proprietary software, uses artificial intelligence to further sort the plastics and then create a chain of custody for the resume. the only reason that people would buy our product is if they need to be able to prove that the packaging with that product has recycled content. if they can prove it, then the point of paying greenback is still a young company. and companies like it often struggle to find investment. the hope is a growing pressure on industry, new grow this market in the years to comp. and there are signs of indus

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the experts say that for major brands, however, like crap times nestle or amazon, it's often a burden. they're spending to replace one type of packaging with another without the promise of more sales. and it's not as simple as just swapping out packaging. for one, there are loads of different materials to choose from. faith or is combustible plastic is light wave. so it's very few grams per package, which means typically less carbon emission and then met though he said super easily recyclable. so all the officers have their own benefit even within plastics. there's a variety of types. there's probably ethylene to have satellite or p t extra here. common for bottles. some plastics are more flexible, others are more rigid. some hold your flu, others your whatever that is. our catchup bottle is made out of p t plastic. this original squeeze cap is made out of a different plastic called polypropylene. now polypropylene is technically recyclable, and it's actually quite popular in food packaging. propane it is, is not new, so it's been used quite a lot. adam harriet is a plastics expert at

to take recyclable plastics out of the surrounding environment. offsetting what nestle has pumped in the material is broken down by hitting to form a liquid plastic resident that's used to create new packaging. in other words, we're not trying to recycle caustic and park benches, but we're trying to create a full supplier to philip french. dolphin berg is the ceo of greenback as company space, more pressure to show their recycling their plastics afford that they're using recycled plastics. they could in theory, turn to companies like this. young firms like greenback can still struggle with defined investment. the hope is that growing pressure on industry will grow this market and the use to come creating recycling economies is difficult and expensive . ready we use long efforts to create recyclable packaging may actually be the easy part. one thing is clear, the pressure for better reno packaging is growing and it's unlikely to slow down anytime soon. the best fit for this addition ask me if you enjoy the lien and green journey of discovery taking in the stores of our home and state

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to take recyclable plastics out of the surrounding environment. offsetting what nestle has pumped in the material is broken down by having to form a liquid plastic resident that's used to create new packaging. in other words, we're not trying to recycle caustic and park benches, but we're trying to create a full supplier to philip french. dolphin berg is the ceo of greenback as company space, more pressure to show their recycling their plastic support that they're using recycled plastics. they could in theory, turn to companies like this. young firms like greenback can still struggle with defined investment. the hope is that growing pressure on industry will grow this market and the use to come creating recycling economies is difficult and expensive . ready we use long efforts to create recyclable packaging may actually be the easy part. one thing is clear, the pressure for better renew packaging is growing and it's unlikely to slow down any time soon. that's it for this edition has made. you enjoy the clean and green journey of discovery taking in the stores of our home and state of

to take recyclable plastics out of the surrounding environment. offsetting what nestle has pumped in the material is broken down by hitting to form a liquid plastic resident that's used to create new packaging. so in other words, we're not trying to recycle caustic and park benches, but we're trying to create a full supplier to philip french. dolphin berg is the ceo of greenback as company space, more pressure to show their recycling their plastic support that they're using, recycled plastics. they could in theory, turn to companies like this. young firms like greenback can still struggle with defined investment. the hope is that growing pressure on industry will grow this market and the use to come creating recycling economies is difficult and expensive . ready we use long efforts to create recyclable packaging may actually be the easy part. one thing is clear, the pressure for better renew packaging is growing and it's unlikely to slow down anytime soon. the bed for this edition has made you enjoy this lean in green journey of discovery taking in the stores of our home and state of

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nestle's ceo said in impacts demand for food. consumption.n we talk about inflation, we talk about different categories, but i would like to talk about snacks. it was one of the biggest stories during the pandemic as people were stuck at home, but now, after the pandemic, we saw that prices for snacks started to grow and now they keep moving higher. this chart shows cpi for u.s. snacks. as a result, many producers keep rising prices. we heard from one of the global to get that produces snacks. they said they will keep rising prices mainly because cocoa prices keep rising and have risen to a 46 year high. so growth was positive, but it was different across different regions. the biggest growth was in latin america, 28 .6%, followed by europe, asia, middle east, and the slowest growth was here in north america. we should look at the pic mac -- picture in terms of how the company delivers products and consumption overall. if we look at presence across different markets, we see european markets are the largest, 36%. this is followed by north amer

dennis to be safe in the current environment, but it's absolutely imperative that we recognize that john nestle civilians and must be treated as such. so it must never be targeted. i will shoot against burg. see over the committee to protect our list. and here's look now and some other stories making headlines around the world. the speaker of britons parliament has been forced to issue an unprecedented apology. after a session descended into chaos, dozens of deputies stormed out of the debate over demanding a cease fire and gauze. the speaker broke with parliamentary procedure to allow host. i'm 3 versions of the motion instead of just one, no. one, police and several european countries have carried out raids, unsuspected people smugglers. the suspected gang was involved in traffic and people across the english channel in germany alone, the reins coordinator for the european law enforcement agency, or euro pool produced dozens of arrest spanish farmers out of class. the police have demonstration in madrid. hundreds of practice rolled into the capital for protests against what they see as excess

janice to be safe in the current environment, but it's absolutely imperative that we recognize that john nestle civilians and must be treated as such. so it must never be targeted to ginsburg well with the community to protect the journalist or do we appreciate your time and your input tonight. thank you. thank you. so here's the look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. british judges, hearing a last ditch attempt by julian to songs, to avoid extradition, to the us. say they will rule on the case next month. the justices say that they will take time to consider their verdict comes after a 2 day hearing in the high court in london. and us seeking to extradite the weekly leaks founder on spying. george's police and several european countries of terry dealt reads, unsuspected, members of a people smuggling, getting involved in the legal migration across the english channel. in germany alone, the raids led to dozens of arrest the used law enforcement agency. europe will coordinate the operations the united kingdom is imposed sanctions on 6 members of a rush is

the smi is bouncing back from yesterday's nestle weakness and up 0.4%.he cac 40 is hitting another record high this morning dax is pulling back just a little bit when it comes to the sectors, this is the picture. telco and utilities under performing on the other side of the board, chemicals and autos showing leadership chemicals is on the back of basf a quick check of u.s. futures this morning after the excitement this week, it looks like u.s.markets will take a breather here. s&p is off 3 points. the nasdaq is off 33 points. the dow jones industrial average is set to fall by 3. let's get more on the market moves with dan scott great to catch up with you what do you make after the stellar gains for the markets and record highs and take profits or do you add on to your equity exposure? >> good morning, carolin i would say there is a bit of momentum in the market in fact, you can see there are a few drivers on the positive side and positive momentum side one being the $6 trillion you have in money market funds and that being the liquidity support for marke

asml doing very well one of the main under performer is nestle. it has missed on expectations as higher prices deterred consumers with the net profit jumping 20% to 11.2 billion swiss francs it is a heavyweight in the market and that is dragging down the smi overall. analysts we talked to show told us it is still a high quality stock. back to you. >>> we will talk about three stocks on the big money movers guidance coming in light for etsy and results should improve with the planned marketing. >>> rivian shares will produce the same number of cars this year as it did last year it is cutting 10% of the work force as it navigates a slowdown in the ev market shares of rivian down 14%. you want to catch the exclusive interview with the ceo at 8:00 a.m. eastern time here on cnbc >>> we are seeing a similar story for lucid this morning production guidance below consensus. deliveriyies falling from a yea over as the record low on stocks shares down 8% >>> sunrun under pressure. results on weaker demand the company is optimistic with higher margin storage

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ashley roberts (voiceover): nestled inside the hamilton princess and beach club, the decor at marcus'sland feel with an urban style, reminiscent of the restaurant that made samuelson famous, red rooster in harlem, new york. and it's what, like an hour and a half flight, as well? -hour and a half flight. -and you're in paradise. takes me longer to drive to jfk than it does to fly to bermuda. right? ashley roberts (voiceover): an homage to marcus samuelsson's ethiopian roots, chef leo dresses our fresh bermuda catch in a spice blend from ethiopia called for berbere. then he preps the cook while i work the sides. leo moreno: have a little fun with the grits, ashley. ashley roberts: whoo. whip it real good. leo moreno: ok. we're also going to add our local bermuda corn to the grits, yeah? ashley roberts: ok. leo moreno: stir that in there. ashley roberts: these look yummy. yeah. so the pan is hot now. we're going to add our snapper. ashley roberts: ok. leo moreno: did you taste the grits yet? no. well, how are we going to serve them if you didn't taste them? i can do that. um mm. good, ar

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. >> finally, jim, we're going to talk to mondelez in a minute interesting interview with the nestlesked about glrp-1s, says, it's going to hurt demand for some products, but maybe we sell more of others. >> the pastiche at nestle is 50% pet food and stuff that's good for you. people don't understand. he really singled out the part of his portfolio that is not good for you, that's glp-1, okay yeah his numbers are zepbound where's maunja ro? >>> let's turn to mondelez i have to tell you, before we speak to him, the numbers are great. he's joining us with more, dirk van de put, and dirk is just a seasoned pro, trading above his algorithm. dirk, wow. i mean, how -- everyone says that you shouldn't have been able to do this. what are you doing that makes it so you're triumphing over mounjaro, wegovy, zepbound what's going on here >> thanks for remembering mondelez it's always a pleasure to be here we're doing the basics right, i think. we're building our brands, keep on reinvesting, driving distribution, doing marketing activity that connect to consumers. and the consumers love our brand

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dentist to be safe in the current environment, but it's absolutely imperative that we recognize that john nestle civilians and must be treated as such. so it must never be targeted against berkeley, the committee to protect the journalist or the we appreciate your time and your input tonight. thank you. thank you. are now 2 more sanctions against russia today. the european union agreed to a 13th round of sanctions against the kremlin. the move comes as russians bore, against the crane nears it's 2nd anniversary, and it comes as ukrainian forces are losing ground on the battlefield. forces recently withdrew from the eastern town of a difficult after months of heavy finding. this an verified russian video that you're seeing right here. it shows reports to show soldiers, they are replacing the ukrainian flag with their own. it also comes with increasing repression inside russia. the discipline alexi devali. he died last friday that also played a part in europe's decision to slap more sanctions against russia. professor jeffrey is only failed is the senior associate dean at the yellow school of busi

dentist to be safe in the current environment, but it's absolutely imperative that we recognize that john nestle civilians and must be treated as such. so it must never be targeted to ginsburg well with the community to protect journalists, surely we appreciate your time and your input tonight. thank you. thank you. it's been almost 2 years since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine began just how many civilians have been killed since then. it's a no, but it's thought to be in the 10s of thousands, in the early months of the war, the russian air force bomb, the theater. and the con, you may remember in the port city of mario ukraine says 300 people, including many children, died there, but russian claims the theater was blown off by the ukrainian as well regiment, without providing any evidence to support the claim. the following month, within 60 people were killed in the eastern city of mentors when missiles struck a railway station. russian authorities, again put the blame on you crane. but these were just 2 of the incidents, the grand international headlines dummies. mike's funder has sent

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almost all of the baby formula sold in britain is made by two companies — danone, and nestle.her parts of the midlands, northern and eastern england. the fireball was captured by several cameras as it passed overhead just after 5.30 on monday afternoon. a meteor is space debris that burns up as it enters the earth's atmosphere creating a "shooting star". you're live with bbc news. julian sands, the founder of wikileaks who leaked classified military documents. the us wanted him extradited and in london the final appeal against that. we just heard on the last hour or so he might not actually be at court because of illness. what do we know about his location first off? for the last five years julian assange has been held in belmarsh prison and we had thought he might come to the high court for this extradition hearing but we are told by his lawyers that he is too unwell to attend either here or by video link from belmarsh prison, so he is not here but you can see behind me has supporters definitely are. they have been here from early this morning and chanting and holding placard

us, the end of the world health organization has released footage showing the dia, conditions inside nestle hospital and con eunice. and southern gaza talked is from the human body, had to wait 2 days for permission to evacuate patients. some who were in critical condition up to is ready for us as head storm, facilitate the hospital is no longer functioning. israel denies it's right. interfered with the hospital, so formations dr. rick people call on is the will help organizations representative for garza and was pod all that mission into a nessa, spoke to l just here about the difficulties they faced over the last 3 days, 3 days ago. uh, adobe a show and book china and rom, mission were trying to bring and fuel into north america complex. i was part of the team together between r w a show a colleague. yes, we go stuck. actually, it was a hazardous dangerous actually role normally is only 10 minutes actually from rock to national metal complex. it took us hours a triple step, 50 meters before an estimate or complex. we in a team went through the compounds when it was a little idea of christ

it's a new nation load includes a variety of weapons from nestles to a guided, munitions, new, clickable weapons, and even the ability to deploy a c mines. now, it can also carry f. it'd be bombs that have been used extensively during the creamy and confident. you may call them fab, if you want. it's is a high explosive aerial bomb. it's development begun back and this will be union, but this days they are being more than lies with wing kids and satellite navigation that allow precise targeting of the ability to deploy fall from the font lines that were used in the high volume is g. ready thing strikes on off, do you have come in while the putting gave his review of the aircraft carriers that we are receiving advanced military hardware and it's excellent. it's really of the next generation. as i told the aircraft commander in the hands of the defense ministry, of course, it can be accepted into service of the russian armed forces. it's a new aerial vehicle. it is handled very well, and which is visible to the naked eye. it's very reliable. right? taking aim again, even if it didn't work

any cruelties began targeting red c shipping in november, saying they were hitting is really linked, nestled in support of palestinians in gal, sir u. s. and u. k. on forces responded with strikes and the rebels who have since the 3rd american british interest to be legitimate targets as well. meanwhile, us republican presidential hopeful nikki haley has made an explosive statement urging washington to assassinate the leaders of a rock. syria. you're saying now is the time to hit or on? now's the time to hit their leaders. it's different, don't go and bomb the go to our infrastructure, the infrastructure in a rack in syria. you start with that 1st you do the sanctions and you take out a couple of their leaders. that's the way in their country in there. if they're in their culture, you do like solo money. when they left the country, you figure out where they are, our special operations can do that. and then you take them out. nikki haley with a foreign policy idea there. well, us or her doctor, this sort of longer saves nikki here. least statements reflect the failure of american policy acros

just two companies, danone and nestle, control the majority of the market.tions inside the hospital in southern gaza which was raided by israeli forces last week. the world health organisation says it has managed to get more out than 30 patients including children, but more than 100 patients and staff remain in nasser hospital in khan younis which is no longerfunctioning. israel has repeatedly accused hamas of using hospitals as bases for its fighters, a claim denied by the group classed as a terrorist organisation by the uk government. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. one patient in a wheelchair. one patient on a stretcher can be set in the ambulance.| in the darkness of nasser hospital, a rescue under way. for 14 patients, some of them elderly, a chance to escape a hospital on its knees. the war is nearby. this was not a simple operation. we don't see them here, but israeli soldiers control the hospital. the mission had to be carefully coordinated. the hospital is filthy, large parts of it deserted. this is the former emergency department o

nestle says nestle has done a lot of work to reduce sugar in its cereals over the last decade.t it is open to the of effective regulation the idea of effective regulation in uk that drives desired in the uk that drives desired health outcomes. in the uk that drives desired hea goodness 1es. in the uk that drives desired heagoodness me, in the uk that drives desired hea goodness me, we've >> goodness me, we've got through of it's through all of that. it's important to get important in journalism to get a right reply reach right of reply when you reach out, but goodness , what mouthful. >> well, that's all for this houn >> well, that's all for this hour, but stay with us because we'll be debating whether rishi sunak boris sunak should bring back boris johnson last chance saloon. good afternoon on . gb news. >> i think the most exciting bit for me is to talking people, people who i think are ignored , people who i think are ignored, often by the major news channels i >> -- >> we're going to give news they want to hear . >> we're going to give news they want to hear. there's a voic

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nestle and coca-cola and yum brands and mcdonald's and carnival and a number of others are flagging significantks for shareholders joining me now is the director at the specialist global risk co consultancy. >> good morning, frank. >> i know you are looking at the risks with the democratic republic of congo in addition to the tensions in china. i want to start with the broad picture. when you are talking to the clients who are investors, how should they view the risk and how should itinvestments >> something we have seen is our clients are asking us to talk about the low likelihood, but high-impact events that is driven by two experiences. the covid pandemic which forced companies to realize they live in a world full of countries with different laws and jurisdictions. the russian invasion of ukraine two years ago to the day also brought home that point. the high-impact events can happen no matter how likely you think they are and there are more out there in the world. unfortunately, we are seeing a world where the likelihood of the impact events are happening more and more. >> interesting, corm

if you look at the forward pe of nestle and p&g, you find that unilever is at a discount to those asell. >> upward hill. arabile, thank you. >>> astrazeneca's full year earnings in line with the e expectations with the $45.7 billion in revenue. it sees a boost from the demand for its cancer drugs. >>> siemens posted a profit of 2.5 billion euro with the record profit for the business unit. an annette is joining us now. this is a titan of the german industry. is this a more positive set of results? >> reporter: actually, the results don't look really bad. i think the market is spooked by what they hear about the china prospects and the weakness in china and that recovery there only depends on more stimulus from the chinese government. we don't know whether we will get this or not. that core business seems to be under water because of china. there is low demand for automation processes and solutions for the industry there. it gives you an idea of how much german companies are depending on how well the economy or how well it is going in china. we are talking about china and china and we

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now, on the other end, if you have cold dishes, put them in bowls nestled in ice or place them in coolers experts say the same rules apply for takeout. >>> so it's easy to say the colors of super bowl lviii are red and gold, not just the colors of our beloved san francisco 49ers but of the kansas city chiefs, as well. kris sanchez is here to explain the scientific and emotional difference between our red and gold and theirs. >> reporter: good morning. this weekend's super bowl will be the battle of the red and the gold. bu the niners and chiefs share the same color, but experts know they are n the same. in pen tone, what the design world calls the univeral language of color, the niners colors are 187 and 682. while the difference in team colors might seem subtle, each is said to evoke different emotions and could create different emotional connections, as well. here's one color expert that helps choose colors for all the things that we buy. >> both colors, red is by all means very aggressive, dominant, has a testosterone aspect to it in the animal kingdom for sure. and the 49ers red has a

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look a little closer and you'll see a blond tenderly nestled in his lap. that's jodi, in much happier times, when she and travis first started dating. no hint then of what was coming. >> we were excited for travis finding somebody that he was interested in. >> chris hughes was travis's mentor at work. that's him on the couch with travis and jodi. chris and his wife, skye, were there when the two met. >> when we met her that first night, we liked her. >> yeah. >> right off the bat i thought she was someone that would be a good match for travis. >> aaron dewey was a roommate of travis's. >> aside from the physical chemistry that was already there, there seemed to be a lot of emotional chemistry right off the bat as well. >> jodi arias has been described as seductive, sexy, sultry. and travis alexander when they first, met probably felt he was every bit her counterpart. he was a successful insurance salesman, handsome, charismatic. dave hall worked with travis and was close to him. >> good friend? close friend? >> very good friend. >> best friend? >> you know

nestle, which you would associate not with demand for these sorts of things, demand for nutritious productsare being effected, and it's hard to figure out how, but these restaurant stocks don't seem to be bothered too much by it >> yeah, i think i would stick around the fast or fast casual, around the tradedown narrative i hear the point about the glp-1s, you are going to see some flows there, but just from the overarching economic, you're talking about the spread, eating at home and eating out, and i think that probably isn't sustainable in terms of that spread kind of being able to hold out but i think mcdonald's or, you know, shake shack, something of that nature, wingstop, that still does give you, you know, a perceived quality, but at a price that seems to be affordable >> it's weird the way the comps are kind of separating between a burger king and a wendy's in the last few quarters. >> yes the have and have nots in the space are extraordinary. but i mean, again, i took the math a couple days in college, i can do this one. wing stop closed today at $333 it's going to earn $3 a share.

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