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Swiss multi-national food and beverage company
Since 2020 a handful of foodtech startups and some large food-service partners have moved 3D‑printed food from labs into commercial channels: Revo Foods began selling 3D‑printed salmon fillets in Aust...
Recent reporting and NGO work show that child labor remains embedded in many global supply chains — notably cocoa, textiles and food processing — and that both major brands and their suppliers have be...
Nestlé has repeatedly been the target of lawsuits, government orders and public campaigns over its water extraction and bottled‑water practices — including California cease‑and‑desist actions, contest...
Nestlé is a Swiss multinational that owns a controlling stake in Israeli food company Osem and operates factories and business interests in Israel — facts that have prompted boycotts and political act...
Peter Brabeck‑Letmathe, Nestlé’s former CEO and later chairman, made comments in a 2005 documentary that calling water a “public right” was “extreme,” arguing water should have a market value — commen...
Emmanuel Macron’s four-year spell at Rothschild & Co (2008–2012) coincided with a rapid rise to a senior M&A role and a headline-making deal (the Nestlé–Pfizer baby-food transaction) that boosted his ...
Available reporting and Nestlé’s own regional statements document charitable relief, product donations and business ties in Israel/Palestine since 2020, but none of the provided sources records a publ...
Venezuela’s wave of expropriations since the 2000s transferred hundreds of foreign- and domestically‑owned firms and farms into state control, contributing to sharp declines in private-sector activity...
Nestlé publicly temporarily shut one of its production plants in Israel “as a precaution” on Oct. 19, 2023, and later reopened that facility; company executives also warned of “consumer hesitancy” in ...
A November 2023 federal jury in the Northern District of Illinois found major egg producers and two industry trade groups liable for conspiring to limit U.S. egg supplies and inflate prices, leading t...
Allegations against Cargill span labor abuses — including historic lawsuits over child and forced labor in cocoa and complaints about migrant and slaughterhouse working conditions — and environmental ...
A 2015 public-health flap over in centered on government laboratory findings of and MSG in samples, triggering state bans, a national recall and a months-long market withdrawal before further testing ...
and regional relief reporting say the company has provided food, water and medical supplies to , including a claimed delivery of over 2.8 million servings of milk and biscuits and more than 650,000 li...
Major beverage players in the hydrogen‑infused water category remain primarily niche and specialty brands rather than global soda giants; recognizable names that currently sell hydrogen‑infused water ...
A short list of historical that paired meticulous documentation of abuses with long-term organizing shows a clear pattern: the bus boycott, the grape/ campaign, the international infant‑formula boycot...
The public reporting assembled for this analysis does not show documented USDA enforcement actions naming major consumer coffee brands in the past decade; instead, available sources describe stronger ...
Activists and NGOs use legal challenges, community organizing, campaigns to recognize water as a human right, and public pressure tactics such as local ballot measures and “Blue Ribbon” campaigns to o...
Sugarwise presents itself as an international certification authority for sugar-related claims with "over 700 products in 70 countries" and a visible track record of events and partnerships with polic...