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    Nestle will cut 16,000 jobs to reverse slowed growth as it faces U.S. tariffs

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    • Nestle will cut around 16,000 jobs to accelerate cost savings and revive slowing organic growth.
    • The company cited rising input costs and proposed U.S. tariffs as pressures prompting faster restructuring and margin protection.
    • Leadership says cuts accompany portfolio prioritization and increased investment in higher-growth categories and emerging markets.

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