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Nestlé says parents with fewer children buy more expensive baby food

World’s largest food company says fall in the number of children per household has driven ‘premiumisation’

Mar 7, 2025 - 06:01
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Nestlé says parents with fewer children buy more expensive baby food
World’s largest food company says fall in the number of children per household has driven ‘premiumisation’
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