More economic blackouts planned: Nestlé boycott begins, Target continues. What to know
The Nestlé boycott differs from the Target and Amazon boycotts as it will require consumers to pay closer attention to what they purchase.
Nestlé boycott over DEI rollback starts this week. See how it differs from Target, Amazon
Nestlé products are next up following boycotts of Amazon and Target over DEI policy rollbacks. Here's a look at the brands ...
Nestlé boycott over DEI rollback starts this week. Why it differs from Target, Amazon boycotts
Nestlé products are next up following boycotts of Amazon and Target over DEI policy rollbacks. Here's a look at the brands ...
The Financial Express11d
FSSAI reconsiders 20 percent sugar limit in baby foods-Why sugar consumption is harmful for infants?
American Heart Association (AHA) recommends less than 25 grams (6 teaspoons) of sugar per day for children ages 2 to 18 years ...
The Print11d
FSSAI expert panel reviewing norms that allow 20% carbs in form of sugar in baby foods
Even as FSSAI expert panel reviews norms and prepares recommendations, experts lay emphasis on need to develop baby foods ...
Independent Newspaper Nigeria on MSN13d
Assessing Nestlé’s Role In Nigeria’s Evolving Consumer Economy
Nestlé, a global giant in the food and beverage industry, has successfully positioned itself as a household name in Nigeria. From its diverse range of products to its commitment to quality and ...
Independent Newspaper Nigeria on MSN18d
Nestlé Nigeria Soaring On The Wings Of Leading Market Brands
Nestlé Nigeria Plc, the powerhouse in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector, continues to dominate the Nigerian market, riding on the back of its well-established brands. With a strong presence ...
Indiatimes18d
Sugar and India: A 3,000-year-old love story that’s hard to end
Yes, blame Nestle, which makes Cerelac, and Mondelez, which makes Bournvita, for piling on sugar in their products. But the bigger fact is that India’s relationship with sugar is hard to rewire ...