I find it odd that people have to put a disclaimer such as "I’m...

I find it odd that people have to put a disclaimer such as "I’m not down ramping just giving you a different perspective."

Nestle spent between 20-25% of their revenue on Marketing and admin expenses (source, Nestle's half yearly report: 10bn marketing over 45bn revenue), only to earn net profit of 10% of revenue (5bn over 45bn). On top of that, Nestle's net profit is declining, along with their market share.

Where as A2M, only spent 10% of revenue, to earn net profit at 21%.

So, who has the comparative advantage? @quickthinker, It doesn't much number crunch or research to tell that you are full of sh8t.

https://www.dairyherd.com/article/chinas-lethal-milk-scandal-reverberates-decade-later