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After Unilever, Nestlé may also spin off ice cream division including Häagen-Dazs

After Unilever, Nestlé may also spin off ice cream division including Häagen-Dazs

Nestlé is considering the sale of its ice cream division, which includes the Häagen-Dazs brand, as part of an ongoing corporate reorganization. The Swiss food company aims to focus more on its other core business sectors, such as coffee, pet care, nutrition, and snacks.

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