The Evil Business of Nestlé

Why does the internet hate nestlé so much? Let's find out.

[RealPeppaPigXD]

Nestle: *sells water*

Me drinking water from the sink: it's like printing my own money

[Someone-sqim]

“The free trials lasted just long enough for mothers to stop producing milk naturally”

This is one of the most evil things I have seen

[isa.]

The fact that Nestlé was even allowed to continue existing after that formula scandal is insane. So much suffering could've been prevented

[kaiserberserk]

The worst thing about this is that Nestlé products are really hard to avoid, since they own a huuuge chunk of the food industry, and not cause you bought a product that hasn't the Nestlé logo in it you're not avoiding it. Also what really infuriates me is that since they're so big and they have so much money they can get away with almost anything

[PresidentScrooge]

Nestle is the company whose CEO said that water shouldn't be freely available for people. That's all you need to know.

[theletter]

Africa: has water

Nestle: is for me? 👉👈

[nikolajignatiev]

Any enemy of mommy milkers is a personal enemy of me.

[flaviomongiovi]

Nestlé took over one of our water fields here in Sicily in 2002, after that same field was proven to not be minable because it would cause extreme geologic risk in the case of drought (very common here in sicily, think california); somehow (!) it managed to snag a concession which would last 3 years and then silently auto renew. 10L per second of water are extracted from that place. At least the sicilian region earns hard cash from this deal: it earns over 254€. Per minute? Per Hour? No, per year.

[piper]

The irony of Nestle's logo being a mother bird feeding her young naturally while trying to push artificial feeding.

[emmcrosskey]

When I was a kid I would get upset because I wanted sweets and cereals but my mum always refused to buy Nestle... a tradition I now continue lol

[Noodliest]

I think it also important to show which companies fall under the Nestle conglomerate umbrella as well. It is easy to boycott anything with the Nestle tag under it, but showing an image or list of every company that is under Nestle might help a little as well. Though at the end of the day, isn't there like 20 (or however many) product/food/utility companies that all do evil shit but literally own everything anyway ? Dystopian.

[BenTV]

I haven't "knowingly" bought nestle products in over twenty years mainly due to their dirty tricks campaign in South America where they undercut all the local milk producers & when the local companies went out of business they hiked their prices up to such an extent that young mothers couldn't afford to feed their babies. The trouble is when you buy supermarket own brand products it's difficult to know whether or not they're actually produced by nestle. Biggest food company in the world by a long way how much money do they need to make for heavens sake! It's always at the expense of the poorest people too disgraceful!

[ThisGuyCarlo]

Nestle selling Water is like the equivalent to O’Hare selling air

[JacF]

*Satan:* "Well, I just wanna say that I'm a huge fan."

[adiyodha]

Nestle is so evil that the devil himself starts taking notes on em

[abdulmenemriad]

Let's make this the first thing you see when you type nestle

[carsonthompson]

You know Nestle sounds like Minecraft players when they enter a village

[timmyt]

As a bit depressing as these videos are, I'm still really thankful in some ways to be learning some of this material. The previous video about cereals insanely hit all the weird points I had about the stuff my entire life. And hearing some of the most grim sides of what Nestle is doing again furthers it. Immense thanks for the talk of breastmilk. Got a friend who just had a kid and I'm sure to be linking them this video. *thumbs up*

[AllanLovezGaming]

It's quite smart that you're citing the source directly on the video so that they can't strike down the video for "deformation"

[daltongoh]

I bet Nestle just laughs every time it hears of another “boycott”