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Nestle take 1.1 million liters of water daily from small Canadian town Hillsburgh’s aquifers, even during droughts while the residents have usage restrictions, as their grass turns brown and their gardens die. Nestlé pays $3.71 for every million liters of water and then bottled the water and sells back to the public for as much as $2 million.......... $3.71 turns into $2,000,000...........................mark-up of 53,908,255%
Monsanto and Nestle are on the same team - Nestle donated over $1 million against GMO labeling in California. Nestle has been draining water sources worldwide like in South Africa, Ethiopia, and Pakistan, leaving the residents to sicken and die despite pleas from affected villagers for access to clean water.
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Peter Brabeck-Letmathe (Chairman of Nestle):
“Water is the world's most important raw material. I think it's extreme to declare water being a public right, that as a human being you should have a right to water. Water is a foodstuff and should have a market value. I believe it’s better to it a value so we are all aware of its price.”
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Nestle’s executive vice president, Jose Lopez, was asked how long the company had been using child labor. His reply was, “For as long as we’ve been using cocoa.”
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Nestlé will target an economically weak region, buy up the land around the water source and bribe the politicians. But, most of the revenue generated goes to Nestle. And if financial incentives aren’t enough to assuage concerned citizens, Nestlé’s will battle it out in court. They make the poverty worse by damaging wetlands, siphoning off hundreds of millions of gallons annually, and leaving the fields barren and dry.
Nestle is the no.1 producer of baby formula in the world and has received sharp criticism for its inroads into third world countries, where they have created massive demand for baby formula in a place where the poverty is so intense by promoting that formula was healthier than breast milk. United States Agency for International Development official, Dr. Stephen Joseph, blamed reliance on baby formula for a million infant deaths yearly through malnutrition after poor mothers watered down the formula.
Nestlé claimed to “discover” what was known for millennia: that fennel flower extract could be used for food allergy and is attempting to create a monopoly and sue anyone using it without Nestlé’s permission. Nestlé has filed patent applications which are pending worldwide.
And Nestlé has done this before in 2011, claiming credit for using cow’s milk as a laxative, despite such knowledge been in Indian medical texts for ages.
Monsanto and Nestle are on the same team - Nestle donated over $1 million against GMO labeling in California. Nestle has been draining water sources worldwide like in South Africa, Ethiopia, and Pakistan, leaving the residents to sicken and die despite pleas from affected villagers for access to clean water.
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Peter Brabeck-Letmathe (Chairman of Nestle):
“Water is the world's most important raw material. I think it's extreme to declare water being a public right, that as a human being you should have a right to water. Water is a foodstuff and should have a market value. I believe it’s better to it a value so we are all aware of its price.”
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Nestle’s executive vice president, Jose Lopez, was asked how long the company had been using child labor. His reply was, “For as long as we’ve been using cocoa.”
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Nestlé will target an economically weak region, buy up the land around the water source and bribe the politicians. But, most of the revenue generated goes to Nestle. And if financial incentives aren’t enough to assuage concerned citizens, Nestlé’s will battle it out in court. They make the poverty worse by damaging wetlands, siphoning off hundreds of millions of gallons annually, and leaving the fields barren and dry.
Nestle is the no.1 producer of baby formula in the world and has received sharp criticism for its inroads into third world countries, where they have created massive demand for baby formula in a place where the poverty is so intense by promoting that formula was healthier than breast milk. United States Agency for International Development official, Dr. Stephen Joseph, blamed reliance on baby formula for a million infant deaths yearly through malnutrition after poor mothers watered down the formula.
Nestlé claimed to “discover” what was known for millennia: that fennel flower extract could be used for food allergy and is attempting to create a monopoly and sue anyone using it without Nestlé’s permission. Nestlé has filed patent applications which are pending worldwide.
And Nestlé has done this before in 2011, claiming credit for using cow’s milk as a laxative, despite such knowledge been in Indian medical texts for ages.
