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Nestlé bought speed, not a recipe
Original: Why Nestlé didn't buy a recipe, but speed
Nestlé has made an acquisition whose real value, according to commentary, is not the product or recipe involved but the speed it gives the company. The argument is that buying an existing business lets the food giant move faster than developing something in-house, reflecting pressure to innovate quickly in the packaged food market.
Why now: Commentary on Nestlé's acquisition strategy is drawing attention to what the deal signals about corporate speed versus organic innovation.
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