The move comes as Nestlé positions Mexico as a strategic hub for both domestic sales and regional exports.
The agreement is effective from March 2026, with automatic renewal provisions.
Effective 13th April.
The company is positioning itself to meet rising demand while maintaining cost control and product quality.
The company said the fund will scale to $50 million annually from 2028.
The event attracted senior decision-makers, with 125 industry leaders participating.
Brazil produces around 30 million tonnes of meat annually, driving feed demand of approximately 85-90 million tonnes.
Only 27 companies are currently listed in the Chinese supplier register, while 39 are still awaiting approval.
TEA is a new proprietary concept within an established innovation strategy
Partnership will validate high quality, species specific Ankyron binders for key animal health science applications, including prevention and monitoring of zoonotic diseases