A report on a survey conducted by the industry body, IGD, suggests that the Fairtrade brand has been harmed by it being added to Nestlé prod...
You can download our latest newsletter as a pdf file by clicking here: http://www.babymilkaction.org/pdfs/update42.pdf Here's the overvi...
The UK Fairtrade Foundation press release regarding the certification of 4-bar Nestlé KitKats in the UK and Ireland, includes the following...
PRESS RELEASE FROM US FAIR TRADE ORGANISATIONS - FOR BABY MILK ACTION'S ANALYSIS SEE: http://boycottnestle.blogspot.com/2009/11/nestl...
According to the Ekklesia news site, there will be an announcement on Monday 7 December that in the UK four-finger KitKats are to be Fairtra...
I am disturbed by the news from China that two people have been executed for their role in supplying milk contaminated with melamine, which ...
There is an interesting article in the Los Angeles Times about bloggers accepting corporate hospitality, gifts etc. It includes reference to...
Think of Nestlé and the fact it is one of the world's four most boycotted companies will likely come to mind. You may think of how it pu...
The Daily Mail has reported that Nestlé is in discussions with the Fairtrade Foundation in the UK about certifying its Kit Kat brand as Fair...
How was Nestlé-Free Week for you? Just another Nestlé-Free Week? The first time you took boycott action? The first time you heard of Nestlé...
I sure I am not giving anything away to corporations in writing this blog. For reasons I won't go into, I've just come across this s...
Nestlé-Free Week 26 October - 1 November: a week for boycotters to do more and for non-boycotters to do something. Nestlé's PR Disaster ...
If you are in the UK, please check out the latest news about our baby formula marketing regulations. Baby Milk Action has launched a quick c...
On 12 October I was fortunate to attend the 30th anniversary celebration of the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) in Geneva. Ou...
The blog PhD in Parenting has another response from Nestlé following its Twitter PR Disaster . This is regarding Nestlé's claim that its...
Following its PR disaster on Twitter , Nestlé has responded to questions posed on the PhD in Parenting blog . I have posted an analysis of ...
Nestlé has agreed to respond to questions following a grade A public relations (PR) disaster on Twitter . Its response on child slavery in t...
In the Nestle Twitter PR disaster , some people have commented that they do not support the boycott because it has been running for over 30 ...
