Archive of all Nestlé articles – Page 28
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NewsNestlé ramps up work to slash CO2 and waste
Nestlé is ramping up its sustainability drive in its UK and Ireland business with a pledge to slash CO2 emissions and reduce waste.
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Findus nabs Nestlé man for new Nordic role
Findus Group has set up a dedicated Nordic business unit and hired a senior executive from Nestlé to head up the new division.
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NewsNestlé snaps up powdered drinks maker
Nestlé has boosted its portfolio of powdered drinks with a swoop for Latin American manufacturer Malher Group.
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Nestlé reveals extensive Christmas NPD line-up
Nestlé has ramped up its festive NPD for 2010 with a new Aero Bubbles Peppermint box, its first Fairtrade seasonal confectionery and a new gifting range for men inspired by an 85-year old Rowntree's product catalogue. The Kit Kat maker...
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NewsNestlé best for marketing to Muslims
Kit-Kat maker Nestlé has been named the best marketer for Muslim consumers.
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NewsNestlé to set up drinks innovation centre
Nestlé, the world’s largest food manufacturer, is to set up a new technology hub to encourage innovation in its drinks business.
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NewsStrike ballot looms as Nestlé workers step up heat over pay
Workers at Nestlé will vote later this summer whether to go to on strike over pay.
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Nestlé takes to courts in coffee patent battle
Nestlé has begun legal action against US manufacturer Sara Lee, which it claims has infringed patents for its Nespresso at-home coffee system.
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Nestlé is committed to playing a valuable role
We were disappointed to see Joanna Blythman take such a negative, outdated and ill-informed view of Nestlé. Long before Greenpeace's Sinar Mas campaign, Nestlé announced a...
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Second Opinion: And what of baby milk, Nestlé?
It’s caved in on palm oil, but its baby formula is also controversial, notes Joanna Blythman
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Greenpeace calls off its attack on Nestlé
Greenpeace is to drop its campaign against Nestlé's Kit Kat after the confectionery giant announced a tie-up with The Forest Trust to source palm oil only from sustainable sources.Greenpeace launched the attack on Kit Kat in March to...
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NewsNestlé and Forest Trust sign 'game-changing' conservation plan
Plans by Nestlé to rid its products of palm oil purchased from suppliers linked to the destruction of tropical forests have been cautiously welcomed by Greenpeace.
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Greenpeace attacks fail to dent sales of Nestlé’s Kit Kat bars
A hard-hitting Greenpeace campaign targeting Nestlé's Kit Kat has failed to harm sales of the brand, The Grocer can reveal. In one of the most shocking and graphic viral videos ever made about a brand, an office worker eats a Kit Kat that...
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Nestlé offers 1% rise to stop strike plans
Nestlé has backed down on its basic pay freeze by offering a 1% rise to employees considering strike action.
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Nestlé staff pondering strike over pay freeze
Nestlé is facing strike action across its UK plants this summer amid worker fury over its plans to freeze basic pay in 2010.
Unions argue the pay freeze is unfair as the Swiss food giant performed well in 2009 and proposes to up its… -
NewsGreenpeace points finger at Nestlé over palm oil policies
Greenpeace has really stuck the boot in to Nestlé with its gory Kit Kat video. How damaging will the campaign be and why just Nestlé? Beth Phillips reports
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Greenpeace palm oil furore forces Nestlé into Facebook retreat
Nestlé has abandoned its Facebook page to the mercy of protesters following a Greenpeace campaign against the food giant.
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Nestlé has fingers crossed for £10m Kit Kat promotion
Nestlé is ploughing £10m into a football-themed cash giveaway for Kit Kat twice the budget of the brand's 2006 World Cup activity. From 12 April, packs of Kit Kat four-finger, Chunky and Chunky Caramel are to feature a 'Cross Your...
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NewsNestlé battles Greenpeace over Kit Kat palm oil claim
Nestlé is embroiled in a bitter row with Greenpeace after the environmental campaign group posted a shocking online video to support allegations that the manufacturing giant used palm oil in Kit Kats that contributed to the death of orang-utans.
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NewsNestlé exit cuts chances of Hershey’s bid for Cadbury
Nestlé’s decision to formally rule out a bid for Cadbury this week is likely to reduce the chance of Hershey making a bid.
The US confectioner, which holds the licence to produce Cadbury products in the US, was seen as the most likely…