Nestlé is refusing to be drawn on reports that the company is interested in acquiring Russian ice cream makers Snezhniy Gorodok and Russkiy Kholod.
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According to a report in Russian business daily Kommersant today (5 January), Nestlé is believed to already be in talks with Snezhnyi Gorodok, a local distributor of Nestlé ice cream products.
The report comes a day after just-food reported Nestlé rival Unilever is to buy Russia’s largest ice cream business Inmarko.
However, a Nestlé spokesman remained tight-lipped on the rumours. “Nestlé will not comment,” he told just-food.
In November, Nestlé boosted its presence in Russia’s fast-growing confectionery sector with the acquisition of Ruzskaya Confectionery Factory.

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