Help put Nestlé in the Corporate Hall of Shame

You can vote to put Nestlé in the Corporate Hall of Shame . This is an initiative of the US organisation, Corporate Accountability Internati...

Nestlé in Sri Lanka - baby food regulations and the dairy industry

The Nestlé 'Shared Value' report says on page 55: "Results of the most recent of these external audits, carried out in Sri Lank...

Infant feeding courses in India

I have received the following announcement from colleagues in India. Certified Course on “Infant and Young Child Feeding Counselling Special...

Will Nestlé pay compensation for its quality control failings?

My colleague, Patti Rundall, was on South African radio at the weekend, being asked about the recall of Nestlé formula there. A batch has be...

Questions over Nestlé policy and product distribution in Africa

Yesterday I faxed Nestlé's Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Brabeck, about Nestlé's bizarre decision to defend its infant formula super...

Can Nestlé really advertise infant formula in Africa as it claims?

On our March 2008 Campaign for Ethical Marketing action sheet , we have exposed various Nestlé violations, including its advertising of infa...

EthicsWorld: The Challenges of Corporate CSR Reporting: Nestle’s Creating Shared Value – True CSR or Just Good PR?

It is often the way that Nestlé PR offensives draw attention to both its malpractice and its dishonest presentation of its practices. There ...