Nestlé cracking down on caged eggs within the EU

In line with their 2017 pledge to help animal welfare, Nestlé is now only using cage-free eggs in all European food products. The company, alongside food brands such as ALDI, Mondelēz and Unilever are also calling for the European Union to ban cages for laying hens. Read More

Smart move by Nestlé sees them with world first

Nestlé has announced that its  Smarties brand is now using recyclable paper packaging for its confectionery products worldwide. This represents a transition of 90 per cent of the Smarties range, as 10 per cent was previously already packed in recyclable paper packaging. Smarties is the first global confectionery brand to switch to recyclable paper packaging, removing approximately 250 million plastic packs sold globally every year. Read More

Wishing waste would go away

New research shows Australians are a nation of ‘wishcyclers’ as more than half of us (51%) admit to putting waste in a recycling bin even if we’re not sure it’s recyclable.
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Growth strong for Nestlé in Oceania

Nestlé has released the results for the first nine months of 2020 with the Oceania sector having strong growth over that time.
“Nestlé has remained resilient in a difficult and volatile environment.
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Nestlé introduce Starbucks at Home range

Australian coffee drinkers will now be able to pick up a Starbucks blend in five new  coffee styles from their local supermarket. The range includes Roast & Ground, Whole Bean, Premium Instant, Premium
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Nestlé joins the Race to Zero

Nestlé has joined ‘Race to Zero’, the global campaign to mobilize leadership and support from businesses, cities, regions, investors for a healthy and resilient zero-carbon recovery in the
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Néstle recall roll-ups over metal fears

Nestlé Australia today announced the immediate recall of certain batches of Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups due to the possible presence of small metal fragments. The affected products are being recalled
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