EVA Consulting GROUP.

Nestlé
EVA - Group Poster

Valeria Rubina - 32199341

 Business Model - IPO

Agenda
Sustainability Issues

Risk Assessment

Strategic Response
 Input Process Output
Nestlé Business
Model Cocoa beans
Heating & Cooling
Roasting Packaged products:
Mixing and blending 1. Coffee
Coffee beans
Fermentation 2. Biscuits
Milk
Extraction 3. Drinks
Sugar
Testing 4. Cereals
Vegetables & Fruits
Quality control 5. Chocolates
Meat & Poultry
Lean manufacturing 6. Frozen food
Fish & Sea food
Training and development 7. Pet food
Water
Logistics 8. Infant food
Processing equipment
Water management 9. Nutritional supplements
Labour
Inventory Management 10. Ice creams
Energy/electricity
Production planning 11. Water
Technology
designing
Land
Supply chain optimization Emissions
Banking regulations
Sales Waste
Building & infrastructure
Marketing Pollution
Office supplies
Shipping Profit, revenue, sales
Plastic & Polymers
Transporting Scrap metal
Outsourcing learning & Innovation
Purchasing Accesories
Hiring
Sustainability Issues

Greenhouse Gas
Direct Water Scarcity Emissions Energy Inefficiency

Environment
Land use and
Indirect Packing Waste Deforestation biodiversity
conservation:

Fair Trade Utilisation of genetically Community engagement:

Responsible marketing
Direct modified organisms
practices:
Health and Wellness of (GMOs) in products:
Employees well-being
consumers:
Social

Indigenous rights
Indirect Human Rights Animal welfare Child Labour
Sustainability Issues

Greenhouse Gas
Direct Water Scarcity Emissions Energy Inefficiency

Environment
Land use and
Indirect Packing Waste Deforestation biodiversity
conservation:

Fair Trade Utilisation of genetically Community engagement:

Responsible marketing
Direct modified organisms
practices:
Health and Wellness of (GMOs) in products:
Employees well-being
consumers:
Social

Indigenous rights
Indirect Human Rights Animal welfare Child Labour
Strategic Response
Recommendation Low Cost/Adapt strategy
Invest in Reuse & Refill
Business model
Issue: Packaging Waste
Packaging made
from ocean plastics
Focus Short Term Cost/Benefit
Capital investment
Resource Efficiency Stay in Food & Drink Resource Efficiency
Operational efficiency industry Reduce waste
Lower cost of production $10 billion business
long term opportunity in converting even
20% of global plastic
packaging to a reusable model.