The Swiss food giant completes its takeover of ready-to-drink meal firm Yfood, citing €150m in 2025 sales and double-digit growth.
Nestlé has finalized its acquisition of Yfood, a Munich-based ready-to-drink meal company, marking its first deal under CEO Philipp Navratil. Financial terms remain undisclosed, as with its initial 49% stake purchase in 2023.
Yfood, founded in 2017, reported €150m in sales for 2025, reflecting double-digit year-on-year growth. The company operates in 30 countries and is expanding beyond Europe, driven by product innovation and distribution expansion.
The move follows Danone’s €1bn acquisition of rival Huel in March, signaling heightened competition in the meal-replacement sector. Nestlé’s statement highlighted Yfood’s strong brand growth as a key factor in the deal.