Key takeaways from Nestle’s first-half: Significant shift to e-commerce, at-home consumption
Nestle has a substantial halal footprint. The Switzerland-based company itself has not given a definitive number to the sales value of its halal products but it says that more than 160 of its factories in more than 40 countries produce halal products.
Malaysia is the company’s Halal Centre of Excellence and all products out of Nestle Malaysia are halal and halal-certified, including what it exports to 51 countries. As an indication of size, Nestle Malaysia’s revenue in 2019 was 5.518 billion ringgit ($1.3 billion).
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