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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Osem_(company)Osem (company) - Wikipedia

    Osem Investments Ltd. (Hebrew: אֹסֶם השקעות בע"מ) is one of the largest food manufacturers and distributors in Israel. The group is owned (100%) by Nestlé S.A. of Switzerland . [3]

  2. www.osem-nestleusa.com › about-osemAbout Osem | Official OSEM NESTLÉ USA®

    Introducing Osem-Nestlé. Nestlé completes the merger with Osem in Israel, thereby turning Osem International Foods from a public to a private company. Nestlé becomes the sole shareholder of Osem International Foods. Osem in Israel is introduced as Osem-Nestlé.

  3. osem.meOsem Leading Revision App

    Daftar sekarang. Darjah 1 to Tingkatan 5, SPM Revision apps with multiplayer question battle, and note sharing to score exams. Win battles, collect golds and bid for the dream reward.

  4. www.osem-nestleusa.comFood Brands and Snacks | Official OSEM NESTLE USA®

    As a member of the Nestlé family, Osem USA is excited to bring the amazing food brands and snacks of Osem Israel to the US - Osem, Bamba, Gratify and Tivall.

  5. www.osem-nestleusa.com › osemOsem Food Brands and Snacks | Official OSEM NESTLÉ USA®

    Osem Food Brands and Snacks | Official OSEM NESTLÉ USA®. Osem products are an integral part of the pantry of every home in Israel and we are proud to bring the beloved taste of Israel to homes and communities in the US. As a leading food company, we are committed to continuous nutritional improvement of our products, and to the adoption of ...

  6. www.nestle.com › media › newsOsem opens new CHF 55 million Bamba peanut snack factory

    Feb 20, 2019 · Osem has inaugurated a new factory to help bring its much-loved peanut snack Bamba to even more people worldwide. The new factory in the Osem industrial campus in Kiryat Gat was built with an investment of around NIS 200 million ( CHF 55 million), and will employ about 150 people.

  7. www.reuters.com › article › businessNestle to buy rest of Israeli foodmaker Osem for $840 million

    Feb 4, 2016 · Swiss food giant Nestle <NESN.VX> has agreed to buy out minority shareholders in Israel's largest listed foodmaker Osem <OSEM.TA> for about $840 million (575 million pound), increasing foreign...