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Nestlé Full Year Results 2007

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OFFICIAL OPENING ANDERSON

4 March 2009

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Nestlé Full Year Results 2007

Name of chairman

OFFICIAL OPENING ANDERSON

4 March 2009

Paul Bulcke,CEO Nestlé

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The Nestlé story – how it all began

1867 1866

1929

1938

1947

1960s

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

Henri Nestlé

Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Company

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Key Nestlé figures 2008

Sales approaching $100bn (CHF 109.9bn) - organic growth 8.3%

Billionaire brands

280,000 employees - 456 factories in 84 countries

The world’s leading nutrition, health

and wellness company

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Global…. but also very local

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Nestlé in the US

Nestlé USA, Nestlé Nutrition, Nestlé Purina PetCare,Nestlé Waters North America, Nestlé Professional

§ 81 manufacturing facilities§ over 35,000 employees§ Approaching 30% of worldwide sales

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Nestlé NHW additional brands

US Consumer demands nutrition, health and wellness products

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State-of-the-art Facilities in Anderson

Total investment of $529 million

(in 2 phases)

Biggest Nestlé ready-to-drink asepticproducts factory in the world

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Anderson technology

Better tasting products

More ecological distribution

Excellent growth platform for nutrition, health and wellness

Example for future Nestlé ready-to-drink factories worldwide

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Eau Claire, Wisconsin USA

Investment $150 million250 000² foot expansion

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Nestlé culture and values

§ Long term orientation

§ Quality products and brands

§ Personal relations built on trust and mutual respect

§ Openness and curiosity

§ Optimism

§ Be on winning side of change

280,000 Nestlé people across the globe adhere to and share these values

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CSV - Creating Shared Value

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CSV - Creating Shared Value

Value for

Nestlé

Securing supplies of high-quality raw materials

Achieving competitive shareholder returns

Lowering manufacturing and distribution costs

Entering new and emerging markets

Expertise and support for Farmers

Providing ongoing R&D and expertise for suppliers

Environment,manufacturing

and people

Agriculture andrural development

Products and consumers

Improving community relationships and product quality

Value for

society

Improved yields and increased incomes

Generating local investment and economic growth

Creating jobsin local communities

Widening access to nutritional products consumers prefer

Reducing consumption of natural resources

Investing in local manufacturing plants

Building brands through responsible marketing

Increasing volume and value of sales

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Concluding remarks

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Nestlé Full Year Results 2007

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OFFICIAL OPENING ANDERSON

4 March 2009

Brad Alford,CEO Nestlé USA

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Nestlé in the US

Nestlé USA, Nestlé Nutrition, Nestlé Purina PetCare,Nestlé Waters North America, Nestlé Professional

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Nestlé USA

• Corporate HQ: Glendale, Calif.

• Broad portfolio – Baking, Beverage, Confections & Snacks, Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream, Emerging Markets Prepared Foods

• 2008 Sales: $8.8 billion

• Employees: More than 21,000

• Manufacturing Facilities: 24

• Distribution Centers: 22

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Nestlé USA

19991. Nestlé USA2. Sara Lee3. Bestfoods4. Campbell

Soup5. HJ Heinz

20021. Nestlé USA2. General Mills3. Kellogg4. Unilever U.S.5. Sara Lee

20001. Nestlé USA2. General Mills3. Bestfoods4. Nabisco5. ConAgra

20031. PepsiCo2. Nestlé USA3. General Mills4. Kellogg5. Sara Lee

20011. Nestlé USA2. General Mills3. Sara Lee4. HJ Heinz5. ConAgra

20041. PepsiCo2. Nestlé USA3. Kellogg4. General Mills5. Unilever

20051. Nestlé USA2. PepsiCo3. General Mills4. Kellogg5. Unilever

20061. Nestlé USA2. PepsiCo3. General Mills4. Kellogg5. Unilever

20071. Nestlé USA2. General Mills3. PepsiCo4. Kellogg5. Unilever

* In 1997 & 1998 Nestlé USA Named the # 1 Most Admired Food Company by Fortune Magazine

Named One of America’s Most Admired Food CompaniesTwelve Years* in a Row by Fortune Magazine!

20081. Nestlé USA2. PepsiCo3. General Mills4.Groupe Danone5. Unilever

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Nestlé USA

Core Brands

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Nestlé USA

Coffee-mate

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Nestlé USA

Nesquik

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Nestlé USA

Nesquik and Coffee-mate

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Nestlé USA

Nestlé Anderson Facility

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Nestlé USA

Nestlé Anderson Facility

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Nestlé USA

Nestlé Anderson Facility

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Nestlé USA

Nestlé Very Best Volunteers

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Nestlé USA

Nestlé Anderson Facility

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Question and answer session