Hungary is a treasure box of opportunities
– Through our products, categories, innovations and concepts we introduce a better quality of life to an ever-wider group of consumers. As part of our Creating Shared Value programme we made 10 commitments in various domains. Working together with our retailer partners, our objective is long-term and sustainable growth and we try to achieve this by means of integrating thematic, educational and lifestyle programmes into the shopping experience – told Jean Grunenwald, the managing director of Nestlé Hungary
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