Nestle gets peanut allergy treatment with $2 billion Aimmune buyout

), gaining full ownership of the first U.S.-approved peanut allergy treatment which has struggled with a slow launch due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Shares “started 2020 right about at this level before the pandemic, and resultant shut-down of allergy clinics across the U.S. essentially killed the launch of Palforzia,” Piper Sandler analyst Christopher Raymond said. Peanut allergies are prevalent in an estimated 1.6 million teens and children in the United States alone, making it a lucrative market that could eventually help Aimmune bring in billions of dollars in sales.

Oh, Nestle, the company involved in the Baby Food scandal. The company that used lots of Water in California when it had a drought.

Foreigners should not be allowed to buy US drug makers.

Just so they can sell more peanut butter KitKat's?!

I did miss that.

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Et la boucle est bouclée ! Je te nourris, je te rends malade, je te soigne et je gagne des milliards !

'Introducing new Aimmune flavored candies...'

Peanut on both sides of the business. Eat some, get sick - we have the cure.

It should be free.

Unbelievable, they use their industrial food to cause allergies to their customers and then treat them. Double profits!! evil

Nestle? Oh no

and anytime now near or later you will read that Peanut allergy treatment goes up and up in cost.......... its fully commercial now....... and profit baised.......

So?

That's alot of peanuts.

Sounds ominous.

I'm sure they're set to be the biggest FMCG in the world. Whilst under their employ; that was always the mission & vision.

Surprised it’s not Hershey. Even their normal chocolate tastes like peanuts

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they're literally selling the problem to profit with the solution

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As I verify the expiration date on my epi-pen, fuck no! Even if I was not allergic, I hate the smell of peanuts.

Let’s have a lead paint company take ownership of lead treatment too.

Destroy criminal BLM and Antifa

Conflict of interest?

DNA keeps the heathens alive, vampires.

Big Nut (big pharma)

Oh shit... Eat our product that contains nuts, get sick, take our allergy shot, increase profits. Nestle just owning the entire market! Cant wait till this practice starts catching on in healthcare.

Clever move.

Surely there has to be some kind of conflict of interest here?

Oh that doesn’t seem like a conflict or anything. 🙄 Next we will be letting the sugar industry control insulin. Oh wait it looks like Nestle already sells “diabetes pills”. What is this world coming to?

They will continue to harvest billions of $ from such food

They also bottle free water to sell to people.

Creepy as fuck

Classic poison-and-cure gambit. FuckNestle

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