Nestlé Expands Health & Wellness Portfolio, Boosts Q2 Revenue
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Nestlé S.A. reported a strong second quarter on June 16, 2025, driven by growth in its health and wellness product segments. The Swiss food and beverage giant posted revenues of CHF 26.4 billion ($29 billion), an 8% increase year-over-year.
The company’s strategic pivot to focus on nutrition, plant-based foods, and specialized health supplements paid off. Its health science division saw a 14% sales increase, buoyed by products targeting digestive health and immune support.
CEO Mark Schneider highlighted the company’s commitment to innovation. “We are meeting evolving consumer needs by offering healthier and more sustainable choices, backed by science,” Schneider said.
Nestlé’s coffee and beverage segments also saw strong demand, supported by the launch of premium, sustainably sourced products.
Digital sales accelerated sharply, with e-commerce accounting for nearly 30% of total sales as Nestlé invested in direct-to-consumer platforms and AI-enabled marketing.
The company continued efforts to reduce its environmental impact, with carbon-neutral manufacturing sites and increased use of recyclable packaging.
Despite cost pressures from raw materials and logistics, Nestlé preserved profitability through product mix optimization and pricing adjustments.
Analysts praised Nestlé’s balanced portfolio and innovation pipeline. “Nestlé’s focus on wellness and sustainability aligns well with market trends,” noted food industry expert Laura Benson.
Shares rose 3% in Zurich trading following the earnings announcement.
Nestlé plans to expand R&D in biotechnology and personalized nutrition and deepen partnerships with startups in the health tech space.
