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	Infant Formula: Nestle Boycott
		The controversial Nestlé boycott began as a result of the discovery that in many developing nations infants were malnourished or dying because their mothers could not properly use commercial infant formulas.
		Nonetheless, the pressure of the boycotters' continued witness and the fear that their companies might be targeted for a boycott if Nestlé were to satisfy the boycotters' concerns surely played a role in moving them to a new policies.
		Further Nestlé efforts to comply will probably not result in greater protection of infants as competing companies will quickly fill the gaps, and may place the Nestlé company at such a competitive disadvantage that they will not be able to resist returning to such practices.
	www.brethren.org /genbd/GBResolutions/83NestleBoycott.html (2166 words)

	Stop the babymilk pushers: Boycott Nestle now - NI 110 - Action
		The Nestlé Boycott is an international effort to halt the needless suffering of infants whose mothers have been convinced by aggressive sales campaigns that they should bottlefeed.
		The leaked memo showed Nestlé to be delighted with the results of the article, which the EPPC was to reprint and disseminate to a mailing list chosen by Nestlé: ‘We should review the optimum mailing list.
		So they intended, instead, to engage ‘credible spokesmen’ — that is, third parties apparently unconnected with Nestlé — to speak on their behalf and to attack the activists from a position of impartial authority.
	www.newint.org /issue110/action.htm (2219 words)

	IBFAN: HISTORY OF THE CAMPAIGN
		Nestlé issues what is to be the first of many policy statements which do little to address the genuine concerns of its critics.
		Nestlé issues a Writ Petition against the Indian Government challenging the provisions of the IMS Act under which it is being prosecuted.
		Nestlé boycott spreads to Italy, Luxembourg, Spain and Turkey bringing the total number of countries to 18.
	www.ibfan.org /english/issue/history01.html (2075 words)

	Boycott
		The boycott was instrumental in the decision to draft an international code, and was acknowledged by James Grant, former Executive Director of UNICEF, as being one of the instigators for the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative.
		The Nestlé Boycott started in 1977 in Minneapolis, USA and had one basic demand: that the company halt all promotion of breastmilk substitutes to parents and health workers, including direct advertising to consumers, the distribution of free samples and the use of ‘milk nurses&; (company sales representatives dressed as nurses).
		Nestlé's CEO, Peter Brabeck, chairs the European Round Table which has special access to the European Union; Nestlé's Chair, Helmut Maucher, is president of the International Chamber of Commerce, which is attempting to push forward a free trade agenda at the World Trade Organisation.
	www.ibfan.org /english/resource/ibfo/issue1/boycott.html (704 words)

	Nestlé Crunch and Shaq Scout for Basketball Hot Shots Web Newsroom Keyword: Feature News
		Nestlé USA is headquartered in Glendale, California; Nestlé Purina PetCare Company is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri; and Nestlé Ice Cream Company is headquartered in San Ramon, California.
		Each Nestlé Crunch Hot Shot will net a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to show off their moves and to test their game against the ultimate NBA All-Star.
		Nestlé Crunch kicked off this year's search for Hot Shots during NBA All-Star 2003 held in Atlanta last February.
	www.azreporter.com /news/features/articles/hotshots.html (818 words)

	cardiff : Nestlé Boycott
		We are not unreasonable, and a boycott is the last thing we, and the NUS, do in a long line, of negotiation, however, the most important reason for this boycott is that in 40 or 50 years, Nestlé has not changed its ways, and has never apologised for the Baby Milk fiasco.
		Retreat by Nestlé on Ethiopia's $6m debt is an article from the Guardian about the public upset when Nestlé (a company with massive sales and profits) tried to claim money from Ethiopia.
		A debate involving a Nestlé representative in Edinburgh Students' Union, which ended in their extending the boycott.
	www.cardiffstudents.com /main/yourunion/environment/nestle (443 words)

	Social Policies: Termination of the Nestlé Boycott (1984)
		The termination of the boycott was reported, and the action of the Division in October 1984 communicated.
		COMMUNICATE to Nestlé our appreciation for their agreement to abide by the International Code and their seriousness in implementing that commitment since January 1984, thereby becoming the industry leader in compliance with the International Code;
		EXPRESS support to the INBC in its continuing relationship with Nestlé relative to ongoing monitoring and compliance, and resolving the remaining issues, including the application by Nestlé of the International Code in their large market in Western Europe;
	www.united-church.ca /policies/1984/t252.shtm (257 words)

	Baby Milk Action - The Nestlé Boycott
		Some of the people and organisations supporting the boycott in the UK Nestlé is the target of a boycott in 20 countries because it aggressively markets baby foods, breaking World Health Assembly marketing requirements and contributing to the death and suffering of infants around the world.
		In the past Nestlé refused to even speak if we were present in the room, but thanks to pressure from the boycott has backed down from this position.
		To be added to the International Nestlé Boycott email discussion group send an email to subscribe by clicking here (or send an email to intnestleboycott-subscribe@yahoogroups.co.uk).
	www.babymilkaction.org /pages/boycott.html (999 words)

	International Code for the Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes (1981).
		The INBC acted as a steering committee for boycott efforts, however, its primary responsibility was as the negotiating body and voice for the forty-nine member organizations.
		Nestlé responded to the WHO Code and allegations of code violations by creating the Nestlé Infant Formula Audit Commission (NIFAC) (1982), a purportedly independent commission chaired by former U.S. Senator Edmund S. Muskie.
		Nestlé had agreed publicly to abide by the WHO Code, but did not intend to honor that agreement.
	www.mnhs.org /library/findaids/00374.xml (5665 words)

	The Nestle Boycott - Lionra
		Nestlé is responding to the boycott with clever public relations techniques whilst continuing to violate the Code.
		Nestlé still refuses to admit that free supplies are harmful, ending the practice only when forced to by official action.
		Nestlé claims to be 'committed to breastfeeding' but its over-riding priority is to make profits for its shareholders.
	www.cmn.ie /cmnsitenew/training/sinead/boycott.htm (1327 words)

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		This year Nestl is sponsoring the Champions charity award and the company says it could think of no better way to illustrate its commitment to Croydon than by recognising the achievements of residents in the borough.
		To support their work Nestl established the volunteer award scheme, which provides awards of up to £1,500 to causes supported by employees, In the past the money has helped organisations including local football teams, sports clubs, church groups and charities.
		Nestl supports projects in the community, donating more than £2million in financial support and prizes through the Nestl Trust.
	www.newsshopper.co.uk /misc/print.php?artid=498021 (398 words)

	Nestle SA -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust!
		Nestlé's chief products are condensed and powdered milk, baby foods, chocolate products, candies, instant coffees and teas, soups, seasonings and condiments, frozen foods, ice cream, and bottled water.
		Nestlé's bottled water division was created through the purchase of European brands such as Vittel (1990), Perrier (1992), and Sanpellegrino (1998).
		Nestlé SA of Switzerland retained its position as the world's largest food producer, its sales increasing by 3.4% in the 12-month period ended Dec. 31, 1995.
	www.britannica.com /ebc/article-9055337 (1038 words)

	Arrowhead Water - Privacy Information
		All other trademarks not owned by Nestl&; Waters North America Inc. or its subsidiaries that appear on this site are the property of their respective owners, who may or may not be affiliated with, connected to, or sponsored by Nestl&; Waters North America Inc. or its subsidiaries.
		By visiting Nestl&; Waters North America Inc., you agree that the laws of the State of Connecticut, without regard to principles of conflict of laws, will govern these Conditions of Use and any dispute of any sort that might arise between you and Nestl&; Waters North America Inc. or its affiliates.
		Protection of Nestl&; Waters North America Inc. and Others: We release account and other personal information when we believe release is appropriate to comply with law; enforce or apply our Conditions of Use and other agreements; or to protect the rights, property, or safety of, ourselves, our users, or others.
	www.arrowheadwater.com /privacy.asp (2237 words)

	Press Release 7th January 2003
		Brabeck goes on the offensive against Oxfam, Nestlé's Head of Corporate Affairs, Hilary Parsons, has claimed in presentations to students, attempting to convince them to drop their support for the Nestlé boycott, that Nestlé is working in partnership with Oxfam.
		Brabeck was critical of Oxfam for publicising the company's activities in Ethiopia and attempted to distance himself from Mr.
		Brabeck fails to mention when claiming the issue was sprung on an unsuspecting Nestlé.
	www.babymilkaction.org /press/press07jan03.html (2237 words)

	Nestlé in the McSpotlight
		Nestlé implies that malnourished mothers, and mothers of twins and premature babies are unable to breastfeed, despite health organisations claims that there is no evidence to support this.
		Nestlé holds about 50% of the world's breast milk substitute market and is being boycotted for continued breaches of the 1981 WHO Code regulating the marketing of breast milk substitutes.
		A major international boycott is in effect for this marketing, and for its continued breaches of the 1981 WHO Code regulating the marketing of breast milk substitutes.
	www.mcspotlight.org /beyond/companies/nestle.html (1021 words)

	Candy Industry: The leading information source for the global confectionery marketplace; by Stagnito Communications, Inc.
		Nestle, which paid $230 million for Garoto in February 2002, will ask CADE to let it dispose of about $70 million of assets in order to keep the rest of the company, the Valor article said.
		CADE overturned Nestlé’s purchase of Garoto in February 2004, noting that the acquisition would have given Nestlé a market share as high as 90% for some products.
		The move would be the latest in Nestlé’s yearlong battle to keep the Garoto chocolate business.
	www.candyindustry.com /content.php?s=CI/2005/04&p=2 (1306 words)

	NESTLÃ TOLL HOUSE Products - NESTLÉ VeryBestBaking.com
		NESTLÉ TOLL HOUSE ready to bake dough makes it easier than ever to bake delicious cookies and brownies with authentic NESTLÉ TOLL HOUSE taste.
		Consistently delivering high quality, NESTLÉ TOLL HOUSE has ensured warm and enjoyable moments for families across America.
		Made from a secret blend of high-quality cocoa beans, NESTLÉ TOLL HOUSE Morsels consistently delivers delicately creamy texture.
	www.verybestbaking.com /products/tollhouse (178 words)

	University of York press release: Joseph Rowntree and Henri Nestlé make their mark at the University
		In appreciation of the gift and to mark the close relationship between the University and Nestlé UK, the rooms have been named the Joseph Rowntree Lecture Theatre and the Henri Nestlé Lecture Theatre.
		Joseph Rowntree and Henri Nestlé make their mark at University
		Two lecture theatres at the University of York have been upgraded thanks to a generous benefaction from Nestlé UK.
	www.york.ac.uk /admin/presspr/pressreleases/nestlerooms.htm (257 words)

	Baby Milk Action
		To be added to the International Nestlé Boycott email discussion group send an email to subscribe by clicking here (or send an email to intNestléboycott-subscribe@yahoogroups.co.uk).
		Support Syed Aamar Raza: This former employee of Nestlé Pakistan is in fear of his life after exposing company malpractice.
		Body Shop to be added to Nestlé boycott list if L'Oreal takeover goes ahead.
	www.babymilkaction.org (952 words)

	Nestlé Australia - AIS Good Partners
		To bring to life its commitment to providing Australians with good food for good living, Nestlé became a sponsor of the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in 1999.
		The AIS is dedicated to developing athletes who are strong in mind and body and Nestlé shares this commitment in 'fuelling excellence' for athletes and all Australians.
		Following are all of the programs and initiatives which Nestlé has developed in partnership with the AIS.
	www.nestle.com.au /ais/goodpartners/body.asp (952 words)

	ELRO — Nestle: Fitness Crunch < Portfolio
		Established since 1866 in Switzerland, Nestlé today is the world’s largest food and beverage company, a brand that inspires the mouth-watering images of KitKat, Butterfinger, Nestlé Crunch, crisp, clean taste of Perrier or a smooth rich flavor of Nescafe.
		When Nestlé Fitness cereal brand was introduced on the highly competitive Danish cereal market, Nestlé needed to increase consumer awareness.
		Over 450 Nestlé factories around the world manufacture beverages, milk products, culinary products and cooking aids, chocolate& confectionery, bottled water, pet care and pharmaceutical products.
	www.elro.com /portfolio/nestlefitness (128 words)

	Packaging World Article: NesQuik and Gatorade shine at DrinkPak ’99 (Features)
		At the same time Sidel and Dean were developing the Combi concept, Nestlé’s marketers were on the lookout for a package that would allow them to reinvigorate NesQuik, their well-known flavored milk beverage.
		Ryan Foods, licensed by Nestlé to handle NesQuik, told Nestlé about the Combi project, and a few years later, the born-again NesQuik pack was unveiled.
		Introduced last April in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, the new NesQuik package is filled for Nestlé by Ryan Foods, a Dean Foods company, at its Murray, KY, facility.
	www.packworld.com /articles/Features/10993.html (128 words)

	iMedia Connection: Water Company Fine Tunes Geo-Targeting
		The result enables Nestlé Waters to dynamically target the right marketing message to each individual in its segmented consumer marketing base, while preserving consumer anonymity, thus empowering the company to employ its marketing dollars strategically and with precision.
		Since Nestlé Waters' regional brands are tied to specific spring water sources dispersed across North America, the company's marketing base is segmented geographically, by brand, product lines, and by delivery method/availability (e.g.
		Since consumers respond better to messages containing a brand name (for example, "Poland Spring") than a generic one ("spring water"), Nestlé Waters’ challenge was how to geographically identify and profile prospective customers through their interactions with online media alone, while at the same time preserving consumer anonymity.
	www.imediaconnection.com /news/1921.asp (398 words)

	Press Release 6th March 2003
		UNICEF is reportedly wanting to meet with Lord Attenborough to discuss his comments and his role as a UNICEF Ambassador (The Guardian 7th March 2003).
		Health campaigners have reacted with outrage and incredulity at scenes of Lord Richard Attenborough attempting to persuade Nelson Mandela to take half a million pounds for his Foundation from Nestlé in return for a photo opportunity.
		A spokesperson from the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund has told Baby Milk Action that it would not accept money from Nestlé, because they are aware of the problems with Nestlé's baby food marketing activities.
	www.babymilkaction.org /press/press06march03.html (778 words)

	Purina.com - Home
		Purina also will contribute $30,000 to the American Veterinary Medical Foundation.
		In total, Purina and other Nestlé businesses and associates in the U.S. contributed more than $1.2 million to help hurricane victims, as well as donations of Nestlé food and beverages, including several million bottles of Nestlé Water.
		Nestlé Purina PetCare has proudly donated more than 400,000 pounds of Purina® dog and cat food and Tidy Cats® litter to various organizations throughout the Gulf Coast region.
	www.purina.com /home.asp (301 words)

	PURINA - Privacy Policy
		Nestlé Purina PetCare is a division of Nestlé Australia Ltd.
		If you do not find the information you are looking for we would be happy to answer any questions you may have.
		When dealing with us at Nestlé, we'd like you to know that we take your privacy seriously and that we treat your personal information with the highest respect.
	www.purina.com.au /privacypolicy.aspx (743 words)

	Nestle - Nestlé - Home
		Nestlé SA or Société des Produits Nestlé SA, headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland, In 1905 Nestlé merged with the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company.
		Nestle SA is now the #1 food producer in the world, With over $64 billion of sales in While Nestle's North American sales are very good, it is far more
		Info about the Nestle Boycott, parenting information for mindful families practicing attachment parenting, offering baby items and more..
	hello.yourwebfind.com /ywfd/hello-nestle.htm (246 words)

	etherfarm: Synapse / Coffee Crisp Update
		While I’m almost positive that Nestlé uses the same synthetic (acrylic?) coffee mocha mixture in Coffee Crisp as it does in Crunch Mocha, I’m very glad that the overall impressions of Crunch Mocha seems to indicate that it is, for all intents and purposes, a “wussy” candybar.
		Coffee Crisp, a product of Nestlé Canada, is available through a special broker, Del Mar International, to consumers in the United States.
		An etherf@rm reader emailed me last night informing me that Nestlé has released a “ Nestlé Mocha Crisp ” candybar in the U.S., suggesting that this new candybar might represent a conflict of interest for a potential Coffee Crisp
	www.etherfarm.com /synapse/archives/coffee_crisp_update (246 words)

	nestlealertq
		After very thoughtful consideration, we have come to the conclusion that we are unable to continue to manufacture Nestlé Smarties, Aero, Kit Kat, Coffee Crisp, and Mirage in a peanut/nut-free environment, effective January 1, 2002.
		Effective January 1, 2002, Nestlé Smarties, Aero, Kit Kat, Coffee Crisp, and Mirage will no longer be manufactured in a peanut/nut-free environment.
		To ensure consumers with peanut/nut allergies are sensitized to the change, we will declare an allergy alert on our Nestlé Smarties, Aero, Kit Kat, Coffee Crisp, and Mirage chocolate products beginning in April 2001.
	www.allerg.qc.ca /nestlealertq.htm (246 words)

	Nestlé Toll House :: Café by Chip
		Built in 1709; the house had long been a haven for weary travelers in search of food, drink and change of horses.
		Nestlé® is the exclusive supplier to Nestlé Toll House Café by Chip of the leading products featured at every Nestlé Toll House Café by Chip location.
		Wakefield purchased a Toll House located halfway between Boston and New Bedford, Massachusetts.
	www.nestlecafe.com /history/default.html (328 words)

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