estlé Nigeria, yesterday officially opened its state-of-the-art Milo RTD factory at Agbara Industrial Estate, Ogun State. Built with innovative manufacturing technology, the factory complements government’s efforts at boosting local investment and making significant contributions to the nation’s economic growth and development.

The new plant is part of the existing Agbara factory, which has been successfully operating for 37 years.



Speaking at the event, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, who inaugurated the plant which is equipped with the latest state of the art technology and adopts high safety and environmental standards, said the present government is committed to providing the infrastructure that will boost industrial growth.



The new plant produces Nestlé Milo Ready-To-Drink (RTD) beverage in 180ml cartons and has a yearly production capacity above 8,000 tonnes.



According to him, “This new plant is a reflection of the continued confidence the industry has in the robustness of our economy. We are grateful to Nestlé for these significant investments, particularly for locating its factories in rural communities and sourcing its raw materials from local farmers contributing to the sustainable development of Nigeria.”



Launched in October 2017, Milo RTD is made from the natural goodness of milk, malt, and cocoa. Milo provides essential nutrients and is fortified with Nestlé’s unique blend of vitamins, ACTIV- GO (Vitamins B3, B2, B6, B12, vitamin C, and vitamin D) and minerals including Calcium and Iron.



“The new Nestlé Milo RTD is complementing the existing range of offerings of our iconic Milo brand. It is conveniently packaged to offer the unique Milo taste and meet the nutrition needs of active children on the go. This is in line with the company’s commitments to enable healthier and happier lives,” said Mauricio Alarcon, Managing Director, and CEO Nestlé Nigeria.



“This new production plant is a true reflection of how Nestlé creates shared value for all, by providing good jobs, sourcing 80% of our inputs with local farmers and investing in the development of rural communities,” he added

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/nestle-nigeria-unveils-n4-1bn-milo-rtd-factory-in-ogun-state-photos/

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Sometimes when an aspiring entrepreneur(in the real sense of the word) thinks of the fact that he would one day have to compete with some of these established brands like Nestlé and Coca-Cola... You just quietly give up,dust your CV and apply for a job in your 'would-have-been' future competitor.
Even Dangote did not only give up on his noodles,he actually sold it to the apex noodles manufacturer,Dufil prima:makers of Indomie noodles.

lalasticlala...

4b naira

Nice one

Yorubaland is just blessed

Hopefully they employ mostly indigenes and startups in the area to support Ogun’s economic growth.

Good

How can I get a job there

I want to apply for the post of C.O.O...
Who do i meet

Good!

road to that location is extremely bad.

I wonder how the VP got to the factory?


Shame on Ibikunle Amosun and APC gonment.


Congrats to my goons in Nestle.

My company.. I cover Benue for them..

eezeribe:
Sometimes when an aspiring entrepreneur(in the real sense of the word) thinks of the fact that he would one day have to compete with some of these established brands like Nestlé and Coca-Cola... You just quietly give up,dust your CV and apply for a job in your 'would-have-been' future competitor.
Even Dangote did not only give up on his noodles,he actually sold it to the apex noodles manufacturer,Dufil prima:makers of Indomie noodles.

Never give up

The pace at which ogun state is developing,, you go fear, come to Abeokuta city centre and see with your eyes, Abeokuta has start to gather high-rise buildings just like Lagos, I was so surprised

eezeribe:
Sometimes when an aspiring entrepreneur(in the real sense of the word) thinks of the fact that he would one day have to compete with some of these established brands like Nestlé and Coca-Cola... You just quietly give up,dust your CV and apply for a job in your 'would-have-been' future competitor.
Even Dangote did not only give up on his noodles,he actually sold it to the apex noodles manufacturer,Dufil prima:makers of Indomie noodles.

True talk bro!
but determination is the key

Nice one.. sometimes I feel that the real president of Nigeria is Osinbanjo while Buhari is just ceremonial..

Nice

Abokis will not like this

I have first degree in Microbiology.

Would love to work in Nestle.

Please help me get into my dream company.

Many thanks.

I came to see d pics of d plant but as usual, op showed us the most talking VP on earth.

IamAirforce1:
Nice

He didn't bow but lowered his head as respect to a king... They are the same language as per say...

I hope Osinbajo drove in/out through the Agbara - Otta axis ooo.

eezeribe:
Sometimes when an aspiring entrepreneur(in the real sense of the word) thinks of the fact that he would one day have to compete with some of these established brands like Nestlé and Coca-Cola... You just quietly give up,dust your CV and apply for a job in your 'would-have-been' future competitor.
Even Dangote did not only give up on his noodles,he actually sold it to the apex noodles manufacturer,Dufil prima:makers of Indomie noodles.

What point are you tryna make specifically, are you saying everyone should give up on their aspirantions.
If Zuck gave up on FB despite the existence of google, netlog and co we aint gon know FB nor zuck

Vladm:
How can I get a job there

By planting and supplying them with local raw materials.
@ topic..... at least the company is helping the community by sourcing local raw materials....unlike sooo many others that our leaders allow to come and exploit.

Firefire:
road to that location is extremely bad.

I wonder how the VP got to the factory?


Shame on Ibikunle Amosun and APC gonment.


Congrats to my goons in Nestle.

he landed via helicopter

Osinbajo the only shining light of this govt.

But then I ask






What has light got to do with darkness.













Pls I just chop rice. Don't quote me I beg

eezeribe:
Sometimes when an aspiring entrepreneur(in the real sense of the word) thinks of the fact that he would one day have to compete with some of these established brands like Nestlé and Coca-Cola... You just quietly give up,dust your CV and apply for a job in your 'would-have-been' future competitor.
Even Dangote did not only give up on his noodles,he actually sold it to the apex noodles manufacturer,Dufil prima:makers of Indomie noodles.

You do not sound like an entrepreneur, if competition is too stiff in a business, there are thousands of others to go into. You can even compete with large multinationals in their own turf provided you have identified your market and can give them what the multinationals are currently not giving them.

I advise you read 'Losing my Virginity' by Sir Richard Branson, see how his new airline (Virgin) fought and won BA.

rickyrex:
he landed via helicopter

Shame on Amosun

dvdami:
I have first degree in Microbiology.

Would love to work in Nestle.

Please help me get into my dream company.

Many thanks.

go online and apply

Justdare:
I hope Osinbajo drove in/out through the Agbara - Otta axis ooo.

Hmm

I no fit answer o