Why Nestle Is the Worst

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[joeshittheragman]

You know the system is broken when people don't go to jail over crimes against humanity

[Psychx_]

And here I, naive as I am, have thought that stealing people's water and then selling it back to them at a massive markup is already peak evil when it comes to Nestlé. I was wrong.

[marshmellow]

Wasn't expecting an Aperture video to make my blood boil, I knew Nestle was corrupt but if there is a hell then I hope they have special place within for this type of inhumane business practices

[kimikokimi]

Nestle is the real life version of the Lorax’s mayor

[ManOfSteel]

in India they had high levels of mercury in maggie noodles which has over 75% market share of instant noodles. later it was found out that they gave wrong information to food regulators and bought them off dodging away with few months of ban.

[chinesekangaroo]

I used to work there and what i saw was horrifying, i can't tell what i saw because of an active NDA but it was bad enough to make me quit.

[apollo]

If the intro was indicative of henry nestle’s personality then his name doesn’t deserve to be dragged through the mud like this with the atrocities that company committed.

[blankblank]

Nestle is the definition of selling water to a fish and time to a clock

[rumoara]

As a South African I personally haven't experienced the water shortage problem we are currently facing and it is very much shocking to learn that the brand I know to be trusted is intact not to be trusted and contributes to aforementioned crisis.

[Bonnatella]

Basically, you can replace Nestle with every major company for this topic.

[memoriesmuseum]

In Australia, Nestle marketed “Milo” as a healthy choc flavoured milk for kids. Turns out the whole thing was extremely bad for you and didn’t have all those nutrients it claimed. It was pure sugar

[LeilaniG]

Nestles has been on my shit list for decades when I heard their CEO talk about his plans for the world's water.

[LoveHandle]

I never knew that such a seeming-less simple company could be so evil.

[explorer.samrat]

Remember Nestle Maggi Noodles...it was discovered that the noodles masala (powder) contained high quantity of harmful substances, as a result sales were stopped in India for a very long time.

[lightboy]

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"The best way to combat misinformation and protect yourself from corporate Propeganda is through knowledge"

[RahulGupta-cnhh]

Once again you have proved that why aperture is one of my favorite youtube channels!❤

Thank you for informing the masses!😁

[nelswolf]

Every single Nestle executive should be forces to work in the same coco farms that they source from and drink from the same water as the locals. Faceless. No chance to ever escape

[theflash]

Thank you for this informative and eye-opening video. It's shocking to learn about the extent of Nestlé's controversial business practices. This serves as a reminder of the importance of being informed consumers and making ethical choices whenever possible. It's clear that we all have a role to play in holding corporations accountable for their actions. I appreciate the work you've put into researching and presenting this information in such a clear and engaging way.

[theinferno]

Wow...that was eye opening, thanks Aperture.

[mdhasiburrahman]

Man I knew this Nestle is bad, but I didn't thought it was the most evil company in the world