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    Nestle is a Swiss multinational food and beverage company founded in 1867. It has grown significantly over the years through acquisitions and now has over 8,000 brands and operations in 194 countries. However, Nestle has also faced significant controversy over its business practices. It has been accused of decreasing product quality, engaging child labor and slavery in its cocoa supply chain in West Africa, appropriating natural water sources in developing countries, and negatively impacting public health. While Nestle has made some reforms, it continues to be closely monitored by human rights organizations.

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    Nestle is a Swiss multinational food and beverage company founded in 1867. It has grown significantly over the years through acquisitions and now has over 8,000 brands and operations in 194 countries. However, Nestle has also faced significant controversy over its business practices. It has been accused of decreasing product quality, engaging child labor and slavery in its cocoa supply chain in West Africa, appropriating natural water sources in developing countries, and negatively impacting public health. While Nestle has made some reforms, it continues to be closely monitored by human rights organizations.

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    Nestle: Integrantes

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    Nestle is a Swiss multinational food and beverage company founded in 1867. It has grown significantly over the years through acquisitions and now has over 8,000 brands and operations in 194 countries. However, Nestle has also faced significant controversy over its business practices. It has been accused of decreasing product quality, engaging child labor and slavery in its cocoa supply chain in West Africa, appropriating natural water sources in developing countries, and negatively impacting public health. While Nestle has made some reforms, it continues to be closely monitored by human rights organizations.

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    NESTLE

    INTEGRANTES:
    NAHUYIN LAIME
    GAYLENI SAAVEDRA
    HISTORY
     Henry Nestlé learned science and chemistry, made
    everything from food to cement.
     In 1867 FARINA LACTEA was created a formula that
    would save the lives of many premature babies.
    The company has been grown significantly during World
    War I and after World War II, expanding its products by
    making Nescafé for American soldiers.
    Nestlé were expanded by acquiring all the companies that
    crossed its path.
    Nestlé is a Swiss multinational food
    and beverage company. Twenty-nine of
    its brands have sales of over $ 1
    billion a year and have more than
    8,000 brands. It has 447 factories in
    194 countries and about 333,000
    people are being employed.

    Why are they so hated?


    Let's go step by step.
    CONTROVERSY
    1970 the quality of
    NESTLÉ´s products
    was being
    decreased.
    INFACT in 1977-
    1984 were the ones
    who boycotted
    Nestlé products

    NESTLÉ publishes on its


    page that they
    remodeled their
    marketing tactics to
    follow the W.H.O.
    recommendation.
    ZME science
    NESTLÉ's practices is being monitored by an
    international boycott committee.

    The company were asked by the Indian authorities to


    stop paying its study participants (pregnant and
    lactating).
    Nestle works with
    700,000 farmers
    around the world.
    Nestlé's chocolate comes from
    ICCO West Africa Africa
    will be represented
    with 73% of the world
    cocoa production and In 2005, the
    the Ivory Coast International Labor
    produces 45% of the Rights Fund filed a
    cocoa worldwide. lawsuit against Nestlé.
    stating that Malian
    children were forced
    into slavery and
    Mercury subjected to frequent
    beatings on a cocoa
    plantation.
    FOOD EMPOWERMENT PROJECT
    The children's Many of the
    workday have to be children had scars
    started at 6 a.m. Children use on their hands, Many of them were
    machetes or arms or back as a unprotected whilst
    chainsaws. result of work and using industrial
    abuse. agrochemicals.
    Several journalists In 2010 three
    are denouncing child journalists were
    labor and slavery in arrested after
    West Africa. publishing an article
    In 2004 the journalist Andres
    denouncing the
    Kieffer who was investigating
    corruption of cacao
    corruption in the cacao industry
    in the ivory coast.
    was kidnapped by authorities
    close to the first lady of the
    ivory coast.
    Free child labor companies
    WATER
    THIEVES
    Natural spring water
    Natural resources
    sources are being
    were destroyed
    appropriated from
    developing countries by
    Nestlé in order to
    1 2 to force people to
    buy water.

    make its bottled water

    People in Pakistan Dirty water is


    are getting sick being a trigger,
    from drinking
    muddy water.
    3 4 killing more
    children in the
    world than AIDS,
    malaria, war or
    accidents.
    THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!!

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