For Europe's growth. Nestlé Dolce Gusto invests in Germany.

Nestle Dolce Gusto, the producer of over 8 million pieces of coffee capsules, began the construction of a third plant in Europe. Located in Schwerin, Germany it is aboutto produce annually about two billion capsules per 12 production lines and employ 450 people in the region Mecklenburgia-West Pomerania. The new plant is the company's largest current project in Germany, and its construction will cost more than 220 million, coming in part from government subsidies. "We believe in the strength of Europe and its opportunities for growth, despite the current economic difficulties. That's why we invest in the European market, not only now, but permanently by educating our staff here and developing new technologies"- commented Paul Bulcke, CEO of Nestlé. On the picture, from left, is Paul Bulcke, CEO of Nestlé, Gerhard Berssenbrügge, president of Nestle in Germany, Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany, Erwin Seelering, the Prime Minister of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, and Harry Glawe, Minister of Economy of Germany, lay the foundations for a new plant in Schwerin. New Nestle Dolce Gusto plant will begin production in May 2014,