KitKat and Nespresso maker Nestlé warns of more price rises on the way

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KitKat and Nespresso maker Nestlé warns of more price rises on the way
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Nestlé, who make everything from KitKat to Nespresso coffee machines, has said that they will be increasing prices by an average of just over 5% and warned of more price rises to follow

The company left full year forecasts unchanged, with organic sales growth expected at around 5% and underlying trading operating profit margin of between 17.0% and 17.5%.

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