Osem-Nestlé Israel is undergoing reorganisation in view of the company’s rapid growth in the last seven years.
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According to a report in Yediot Ahronot, the most significant change is the appointment of Gezy Kapan, president of the Tivall Group, as a vice president of Osem-Nestlé Israel, responsible for Osem’s subsidiaries. The change includes the appointment of two additional vice presidents, one of them “on loan” from Nestlé International.
The Tivall Group, a subsidiary of Osem, has shown in recent years unprecedented growth and profitability under Kaplan’s leadership. The meat analogue soy-based plant is located in Kibbutz Lohamei Hagetaot, in which Kaplan is a member. Tivall Group’s annual sales returns amount to NIS700m (US$152.1m).
Dan Propper, president of Osem-Nestlé Israel, is quoted in the report as saying that the company’s rapid and ongoing growth necessitated the reorganisation, and that the company’s future growth targets requires a better utilisation of the synergy among the various companies that comprise the Osem concern.
By Aaron Priel, just-food.com correspondent
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