Nestlé: The Most Evil Business in the World

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[BronsonHarrington]

And most recently the ceo of nestle suggested that privatizing the worlds water supply was a good idea - what a bunch of crooks

[ShortHax]

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

[NjonjoNdehi]

My cousin here in Kenya is a pediatrician. She's refused to recommend infant formula to mothers who have enough milk despite being pressured by the multinationals.

[Geoffzilla]

The biggest joke is when the package says, "I'm made from recycled plastic, " you think they're talking about the packaging and not the product itself.

[dillon]

There is a nestle factory in my hometown. Whenever it would rain, the entire town would smell like a fresh cup of coffee. Other than that, nobody has anything nice to say about their presence.

[nona]

Nestlé just failed to spend enough money to keep these things secret. Modern companies are much wiser, and have developed sophisticated ways to ensure you never, ever find out about what they're up to.

[AvaGrail]

My father, a structural engineer, was offered a job at nestle but when he found out these cyrrupt business practices he refused to work for them

[soundslikebroken]

Nestle is right up there on the Evil Corps list. We've been boycotting Nestle for close to 20 years. The real fun comes, trying to keep up with all of the acquisitions and umbrella purchases. They seem to gobble up great little companies.

[bflbflbfl]

Read somewhere: Nestle treats human rights violations like a checklist.

[richardcheese]

Remember guys, Nestle has a much biggger body count than any serial killer.

[afriendofepicproportions]

Remember kids: Nestle does no more evil than any other existing company - Nestle is just one of the very few companies that doesn't bother to budget for coverups.

[maxbarko]

I had a client who was a family member of one of the Unilever founders. It might have been in the late 90s when she met the CEO of Nestlé. She had 20 minutes with him but they talked for 2 hours. She confronted him with some of the accusations. He admitted, he knew what was wrong but blamed it on the investors who want profit over moral.
The problem is a vicious cycle as people with money want to multiply their assets.

[marquendra]

What pisses me off is how they're almost impossible to escape buying from. Especially when you don't know exactly what brands are under them, and even if you do, they have a massive range on things most people buy constantly or need. Prime example is definitely water.

[YSLRD]

I tried boycotting corrupt companies. Turns out all the big ones are nasty.
Now, I avoid corporate food as much as possible and try not to stress about the rest.

[kavitapiter]

I worked with Nestle at an icecream disributer company. So when our government demanded all manufacturers to disclose the product formula it came out that nestle icecream doesn't content any milk. That was a big surprise), so now i totally sure that all nestle products made of trash and try as much as i can to awoid then. It's so sad nestle bought up many companies here in russia and quality of product got worse a lot.

[orophile]

I want an hour of full documentary of how evil Nestle is

[natehoustman]

I have a side job checking groceries. It's scary how many food brands Nestle owns, I've lost count. They say about 90% of the products at your grocery store come from only 10 big conglomerates.

[ladamadenadie]

You didn't tap into how Nestle water has additives to "enhance water flavor" but in actuality it's to make you more thirsty for water.

[HealthyBodyTV]

Thank you so much for promoting awareness to this corporation!! I am a new mother who chose to breastfeed my daughter because I just KNEW that it was superior and critical for my daughters health!! It absolutely infuriates me that as mothers we are marketed to that formula is just as good or more convenient etc. also, these companies are making women soo sick that some “can not” produce their own milk because they are not taking care of their health.

[JL-cnqi]

Its insane how this is still allowed to be a company and there aren't at least a dozen CEO's in a jail cell. As long as you can make it profitable you can poison the world.