Nestlé Expands Batangas Chocolate Milk Factory, Boosts Fortified Product Capacity
Nestlé Philippines has invested nearly P500 million to expand its Chuckie chocolate milk drink manufacturing facility in Tanauan, Batangas, increasing annual production capacity by 144 million packs. This expansion aims to enhance the supply of fortified products to Filipino families and stimulate local economic development and job creation.
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