still with us, mark schneider from nestle.e talking a bit before about some of the shift to more health and consumer habits. i was not aware come about nestlÉ -- i was not aware, but nestlÉ reminded me of national cheeseburger date. if we speak to you again in five years, how much of your revenue will be from plant-based foods? have not given precise revenue guidance but we clearly indicated that this is an area that is strongly growing, strong, significant double-digit growth rates for several years now. i think this notion of plant-based alternatives to meat and poultry and dairy and fish products, that has a huge runway ahead of itself. i think it addresses two key themes. one is consumer's interest in healthier diets, and of course, environmental concerns. the environmental footprint of plant-based offerings is so much better. francine: we talked a little bit before about the high sugar content products that the industry has. what will happen to your confectionery unit? do you think it still has a place for nestlÉ? or will

our i want to bring in now read by mark schneider he was at the signing ceremony at the white house rabbi schneier is known as the rabbi to the muslim world he's a special advisor to keeping him on bin he's al khalifa of bahrain rabbi schneier he joins me on the phone tonight and welcome back to the day rabbi what does today's what does today's signing ceremony what does it change in the middle east oh i think it's an extraordinary transformation because unlike have entire peace agreement too little it's all about opportunity particularly in the realm of economic. disinform or should how many gulf leaders have you expressed to me of these fast for years now with our resources and wealth and israel trained closer and for solving that you gather we could develop the most powerful economic reaching in the world so i believe economics you know is a very strong engine that's driving this process it's called the 19 need to be a regional response the controversy over israel possibly and in the west bank and i'm running them behind inter much progress today chief state solution here and of course

well as at the moment takes place i'm sure we will be talking with you again we hope so rabbi mark schneider joining us tonight from washington d.c. rabbi thank you my pleasure thank you israeli relations with bahrain and the u.a.e. you are already good some observers say today's agreement is a defacto confirmation of what has been happening for years is there more to the deal in the eyes of israelis our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer takes a look in this report. the 1st cholesterol flight from tel aviv to abu dhabi a long isolation period for israel and the region has ended until now it only has signed peace treaties with egypt and jordan in august israel normalize ties with the united arab emirates the hain followed a month later brokered by the u.s. it cygnus a change of alliances in the region for us it creates a much stronger sunni's really alliance against iran against the shiite axis which is very important if we look at american elections in november when we have a democratic candidate that declares that they want to go back to the previous nuclear deal with iran. such an allia

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well as that development takes place i'm sure we will be talking with you again we hope so rabbi mark schneider joining us tonight from washington d.c. rabbi thank you my pleasure thank you israeli relations with bahrain and the u.a.e. are already good some observers say today's agreement is a defective confirmation of what has been happening for years is there more to the deal in the eyes of israelis our jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer takes a look in this report. the 1st commercial flight from tel aviv to upper darby a long isolation period for israel and the region has ended until now it only has signed peace treaties with egypt and jordan in august israel normalize ties with the united arab emirates the having followed a month later brokered by the us it's cygnus a change of alliances in the region for us it creates a much stronger sunni israeli alliance against iran against the shiite axis which is very important if we look at american elections in november when we have a democratic candidate that declares that they want to go back to the previous nuclear deal with iran. such an allia

our i want to bring in now read by mark schneider he was at the signing ceremony at the white house rabbi schneier is known as the rabbi and to the muslim world he's a special advisor to keeping him on been in south of bahrain meissner he joins me on the phone tonight it's welcome back to the day rabbi what does today's what does today's signing ceremony what does it change in the middle east oh i think it's an extraordinary transformation because unlike have entire peace agreement too little it's all about opportunity particularly in the realm of economics. this information how many gulf leaders have expressed to me. these past few years that with our resources and wealth and israel trained closer and for solving that you gather we could develop the most powerful economic reaching in the world so i believe economics you know is a very strong engine that's driving this often called the 19 need to be a regional response the controversy over israel possibly and in the west bank and the marauding them behind me and sir much progress today chief a solution here and of course how they have to

an interview with mark schneider coming up. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." markets.

ceo mark schneider told us how covid-19 has changed consumer demand. >> the face of the pandemic has over time and habits have been changing with it. initially there was concerned about keeping pantries stopped and we saw a lot of pantry loading as consumers wanted to be sure there is enough food supply during the lockdown. over time, we saw people were gaining confidence that shelves remain stopped and the supply chains in food and beverage were resilient. we also saw quite a bit of initial demand for comfort foods. clearly this was a very stressful spring and early summer for many of us and so comfort food was in high demand. think same time, and i this is the longer term trend playing out, there is renewed interest in health and nutrition that advances health and strengthens the immune system, and i think this is here to stay. certainly throughout the later stages of the pandemic, and we believe beyond that. at your unit,ok which is health and nutrition, how much can that grow? will it be one of your best performing but also growing units in the next five years? our health science

schneider, cnn, washington. >> meanwhile the u.s. fast approaching the 200,000 mark when it comes to lives lost to covid-19.ly cases here in the u.s. have been ticking up recently. medical experts say they're worried about flu season and how coronavirus might make that more dangerous. around the world poland, lebanon and uganda among the countries now reporting record case surges. while taiwan has become a case study on how to manage the pandemic. in london police have arrested 32 people after anti-lockdown and anti-vaccination protests. officers say there were outbreaks of violence and emergency workers were assaulted. joining me now is anne rimoin. good to see you. it is hard to think of another time when a health issue has been so political, and that's directly impacting public faith in a possible new vaccine. and that's what we wanted to talk about. new polling is showing only 51% would get the vaccine, the thing is that's down from 72%. speak to the growing public skepticism and the potential impact of that mistrust. >> michael, this is a huge problem. we are losing faith in all of our institutions tha

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