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I think the majority of the hatred for Nestlé comes from their aggressive approach to selling baby formula in poor countries where (for various reasons) it wasn
by mft_ 7y ago
I think the majority of the hatred for Nestlé comes from their aggressive approach to selling baby formula in poor countries where (for various reasons) it wasn't appropriate, which probably directly harmed children as a result.
However, according to this page, there are other reasons too: https://www.zmescience.com/science/nestle-company-pollution-children/ https://www.zmescience.com/science/nestle-company-pollution-...
- RobAley 7y ago"aggressive approach" - their sales reps dressed as nurses and went into hospitals. It goes a bit beyond "aggressive". "probably directly harmed children" - report after report from (respected) NGOs and the WHO concluded babies died. No "probably", beyond "harmed".
- mft_ 7y agoThanks for additional info. (I wasn't trying to downplay Nestle's crimes - more just hedge due to my own lack of certainty about the situation.)
- atlasunshrugged 7y agoWow, just read through the link and did some more research on it quickly, this is some crazy stuff. Thanks for sharing
- toper-centage 7y agoMy number one reason to hate them is trying to privatise all drinking water and not believe water is a human right. But baby formula is a close second.