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Pakistani entrepreneur Murrad Gillani ditches Nestlé ingredients after legal dispute
Syed Murrad Gillani, known for founding dessert and fast-food brands including Dezāto, Dumbo Donuts, and FRIED, said his company would stop using Nestlé products as ingredients and discontinue product names containing “Milo” and “Cerelac”, following a legal dispute with Nestlé, the world’s largest food and beverage company, over the use of its trademarks. In a post on Instagram, Gillani said the company had developed its own malt powder, with ‘MOTO MALT MELT’ now fully localised. He said the business would also replace its ‘CERELAC COOKIE’ and ‘MILO COOKIE’ products. “We still haven’t heard ba...
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