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Middle East conflict is driving inflation, Nestlé CEO says

Nestlé's chief executive says the conflict in the Middle East is contributing to inflation.

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Conflict-related cost pressures could raise prices across food, energy and global supply chains.

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  1. Nestle CEO says Middle East conflict driving inflation ↗rte.ie · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 11:46 AM UTC

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