Nestle denies allegations involving former executives and QCP

MGR Online•Economy•9d ago

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Nestle denies allegations concerning former executives and its business relationship with Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd.

•Nestle denies baseless allegations regarding two former executives and Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd. (QCP).
•Police issued summons for two individuals related to a complaint filed by Mr. Prayuth Mahagitsiri.
•The joint venture agreement between Nestle and QCP ended on December 31, 2024.
•Mr. Ramon Mendivil resigned from QCP in January 2026, and Mr. Victor Seah retired from Nestle Indochina on June 30, 2026.

•Nestle denies allegations regarding two former executives and Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd. (QCP), stating the company has adhered to good governance and relevant laws.
•Police issued summons to two individuals—one former employee of Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd. (QCP) and one who coordinated with the company—following a complaint by Mr. Prayuth Mahagitsiri.
•The two individuals did not receive the summons as they had already resigned, retired, and left Thailand before the summons were sent to their former addresses.
•The joint venture agreement between Nestle and Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd. (QCP) ended on December 31, 2024, after which Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd. (QCP) lost the right to produce Nescafe products.
•Mr. Ramon Mendivil, Managing Director of Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd. (QCP), resigned in January 2026 to seek new career opportunities.
•Mr. Victor Seah, former Chairman and CEO of Nestle Indochina, retired on June 30, 2026, after working in Thailand for 8 years.
•Nestle emphasizes its ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality products and supporting Thai Robusta coffee farmers.

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Nestle(เนสท์เล่)ℹ️

A company that had a joint venture with Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd. and is a major buyer of Thai Robusta coffee beans.

Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd.(บริษัท ควอลิตี้ คอฟฟี่ โปรดักท์ส จำกัด)

A company (QCP) that previously held a joint venture with Nestle to produce Nescafe products.

Nestle Indochina(เนสท์เล่ อินโดไชน่า)

The entity where Mr. Victor Seah served as Chairman and CEO.

Prayuth Mahagitsiri(ประยุทธ มหากิจศิริ)

The person who filed a complaint leading to police summons for two individuals.

Ramon Mendivil(รามอน เมนดีวิล)

The Managing Director of Quality Coffee Products Co., Ltd. (QCP) who resigned in January 2026.

Victor Seah(วิคเตอร์ เซียห์)

The former Chairman and CEO of Nestle Indochina who retired on June 30, 2026.

Thailand(ประเทศไทย)ℹ️

The country where the business operations and legal events described took place.