Global Nestlé News Monthly Roundup - Issue 15 Montag, 02. Februar 2015 - 15:51

The Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences, part of Nestlé's global research and development network, has announced that it will continue collaborating with the Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry in the UK as part of a ground-breaking study into how childhood life, including diet, affects our health as adults. 
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Decades of civil war devastated Sudan's honey sector, once Africa's second biggest. Now, South Sudan, independent since July 2011 as an outcome of the end of the civil war, is breathing new life into its own honey sector. 
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The World Economic Forum has published an editorial written by Nestlé CEO Paul Bulcke in which he calls for a multistakeholder approach to address the challenge of food and nutrition security. 
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Nestlé Chief Executive Officer Paul Bulcke gives a speech at theWEF Open Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on the role of business in society. 
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Nestlé's work to empower women in the cocoa supply chain in Côte d'Ivoire kicked off in 2013 and we're making more headway with our partners on this important issue. 
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Nestlé India's 'Superbaby' breastfeeding campaign has now passed over 2 million views on YouTube since it was launched in August last year. 
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Researchers from Nestlé Purina Petcare are conducting some of the first studies of their kind into how external stimuli can generate joyful emotions in dogs. 
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As part of its ongoing portfolio review, Nestlé Spain has announced the signing of an agreement to sell La Cocinerafrozen ready to eat meals business to Findus Spain.. 
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Nestlé Health Science has completed a CHF 65.6 million investment in Seres Health Inc. Seres Health, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, is a leading microbiome therapeutics company that is developing a novel class of biological drugs designed to treat diseases by restoring the function of the microbiome. 
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