Nestlé 125 Years 1866-1991 By Jean Heer [Hardcover

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Published: 1991
Author: Jean Heer
Publisher: Nestlé S.A.
Genre: Corporate History, Food Industry
Paperback: 525 pages
Condition: 8/10 (Used, good condition)
Weight: 2kg approx.

This richly illustrated corporate chronicle traces the remarkable journey of Nestlé from its humble beginnings in 1867, when German-born Henri Nestlé invented farine lactée, a pioneering infant cereal, in the small Swiss town of Vevey. What began as a one-man enterprise grew into one of the world’s largest and most influential food companies, driven by innovation, strategic mergers, and global expansion, including the pivotal 1905 merger with the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company. More than just a business history, this book places Nestlé’s growth within the sweep of world events over 125 years, offering readers a vivid sense of how the company evolved alongside shifting social, economic, and political landscapes. Drawing on meticulous research, rare archival materials, and insights from Nestlé’s own leaders, it is both an engaging corporate biography and a fascinating lens on modern history, making it a compelling read for business enthusiasts, historians, and anyone curious about the making of a global brand.


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