The german brand "Landliebe" formerly known at least feeding without genetic modification was bought by the very sympathic Theo Müller Group. Which directly after buying the company fired all workers and just kept the brand name. Besides that, their owner supports the farrightwing party AfD likes to take millions from the EU to shutdown factories.

Although this is not Nestlé, I hope I can leave it here as this is a company, people should be warned of!

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Portugal’s national healthcare service has its flaws but it does NOT fuck around when it comes to neonatal care. The country is (rightly) obsessed with newborns rights and any attempt by Ne$tlé or other baby formula companies to try to bribe their wish into hospitals is met with contempt and anger.

Here’s a poster from UNICEF proudly showing why this particular hospital defaults to mother’s milk whenever possible. This poster is plastered in all hospitals with neonatal areas.

The poster in English can be seen here, for example - https://www.babyfriendly.org.hk/en/the-ten-steps/

Fuck Nestlé, now and forever! ✊

Nestlé seeks to support young people to help their communities through climate action and environmental sustainability initiatives blablabla. and then we'll fuck you up again as we do

I'm writing a summary on why to boycott Nestle for my website, and I was wondering if you guys think I covered all the main points about why Nestle sucks so much. Thanks for any tips.

It should probably be enough that the CEO, Brabeck-Letmathe said that the idea that water is a human right is “extreme,” and that Nestle played a major role in downgrading the water from a “right” to a “need” at the World Water Forum in 2000.
It goes without saying, but this is blatant attempt to make more money – they are the world’s largest producer of bottled water.

But that isn’t even the tip of the iceberg.

Here is an in depth summary, but the upshot is they do despicable things for profit:

• Knowingly source cocoa from plantations that use child slave labour.
• Tricked third-world mothers, with no access to clean water, into believing that formula was better than breastfeeding, leading to millions of infant deaths.
• Poisoned hundreds of thousands with traces of melamine in their food and caused the death of infants with their baby formula.
• Poisoning people with their wells.
• In 2002, demanded that Ethiopia, a country facing extreme famine, pay back a debt of $6 million for assets seized in the 1970s.
• Taking more water than they are legally allowed to.
• A study examining 11 top water brands found that Nestle has the highest amount of micro-plastics in their water bottles.

You can find all the brands that Nestle owns here (it’s a lot), and a list of common brands sold in the United States here.

Check out the r/FuckNestle subreddit for more.

This woman is a German politician involved in shady business with nestle and other f****** companies and German humour is like this I need a f****** beer.

Nestlé for Love not for hate r/justunsubbed

https://www.lisez.com/livres/ce-que-lempire-nestle-vous-cache/9782221279250

Sadly, I doubt it already exists in other languages.

Hey guys, I already posted about this settlement, but since we got some updates I decided to post it again. It’s about the merger scandal they had a few years ago.

For newbies — back in 2020, Aimmune was accused of hiding info about financial projections in the merger with Nestle to convince investors to vote in favor. 

When this came out, investors filed a lawsuit against the company. Aimmune already agreed to settle and pay them $27.5M over this. And the court finally approved the settlement.

So, it’s worth checking the details and see if you’re eligible for payment. 

Anyways, did you know about this merger scandal? And has anyone here been affected by this? How much were your losses if so?

Fuck Nestlé.

Average Finnish experience

Don’t worry, I already recited the “there is no ethical consumption” pledge today.

I stopped researching chocolate a few years ago when I discovered Tony’s. Their algorithm of taste, and at least the pretense of care about environmental and labor stewardship met my standards enough that I have basically not bought chocolate from anyone else since. But lately I’ve found myself really missing the decadence of assorted chocolate boxes like See’s. Tony’s has an assortment of miniature versions of their bars, which is delicious, but nowhere near the sensation of biting into like a raspberry ganache or something. So, do any of Tony’s runner-ups or peers in the “ethical” chocolate scene do anything like that?

My girl can smile again cuz i refused to buy her KitKats (her favorites), but thx to ur suggestions on my last post I can make her happy once more. And yk what they say... happy wife, happy life ;)

Has anyone actually received their rewards from the Ice Mountain Rewards Drop program? I redeemed four prizes three months ago, and despite the expected arrival time being two weeks, I haven’t received anything.

I’ve tried contacting them multiple times over the past two months through their website, but they don’t respond. There’s no phone number to call, no way to check the status of my redeemed rewards, and no indication that they’re even processing them.

It feels like they just take your points and disappear. If anyone else has had the same experience, let’s spread the word so others don’t waste their time on this scam. If by some miracle someone got their rewards, let me know how.

Late last month, Asif Javed Jutt, a former Nestle employee, self-immolated at the premises of the Lahore High Court.

Asif had worked at Nestlé-Kabirwala in Lahore, Pakistan, for over sixteen years. In 2016, he was dismissed from his position as a senior process operator for attempting to unionize his colleagues, to protect them against industrial malpractice. Since 2016, Asif had been engaged in a nine-year-long legal battle with his former employers—a struggle that ultimately contributed to his untimely demise.

Labour organisers in Pakistan (notably Ammar Ali Jan and Tabitha Spence of the Haqooq-e-Khalq Party, who are directly engaged with the deceased worker's family) are organizing a fundraiser to support Asif's family. His six children are currently out of school, while his wife continues to fight the legal battle against Nestlé.

Read more about the case here and donate directly to the fundraiser here to support Asif's children's education and cover legal fees to keep fighting Nestle and hold them accountable for what they did to Asif.

A boycott to not buy any of the 2000 brands is starting March 21 to the 28th. If you need help knowing what to not buy, just look all over this sub and also Download the "Buycott" app. This boycott is being planned by a guy on Instagram "Theonecalled Jai The reason for this boycott is because of the DEI cuts that the Trump administration has put into action and because of that, these companies have rolled back on diversity, equity, and inclusion programs that affects our equality. Time show these companies we care by hurting their pockets. Do even better, obviously, by boycotting them longer than that for other reasons, too. No, this is not where I drew the line. I've been part of the fight for a while now. Thank you!

Nestle if fucking evil

Some time ago I learned that Ukrainian confectionery "Svitoch" that was established in 1882 is owned by Nestle since 90s.

Did that happen to any of the brands in your country?

The people’s union is promoting the blackout!

Have any ex-tidy cats users found a good alternative? Kinda sucks that I thought I had finally found a “perfect” litter and then learned of the evils of nestle. Since boycotting them I haven’t found anything as good. I’m looking for something affordable, low dust, good clumping, odor masking (but scent free).