The food and drink giant says the move is due to a 'significant drop in demand' for its products
International food giant Nestle is cutting 94 jobs at its Dolce Gusto factory in the Midlands.
A spokesperson said the move was due to a "significant drop in demand" for Nescafe Dolce Gusto products.A Nestle spokesperson said: "We are proposing some changes at our Tutbury factory which would unfortunately mean a reduction in people.
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