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Nestlé CEO Says Lower Coffee, Cocoa Costs Will Boost Margins

Nestlé SA Chief Executive Officer Philipp Navratil said lower coffee and cocoa prices should help improve margins this year as the foodmaker works to reignite growth.

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Nestlé CEO Says Lower Coffee, Cocoa Costs Will Boost Margins
Nestlé SA Chief Executive Officer Philipp Navratil said lower coffee and cocoa prices should help improve margins this year as the foodmaker works to reignite growth.
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