Nestlé S.A.: Global Nestlé News Monthly Roundup - Issue 17 Donnerstag, 02. April 2015 - 10:27

Nestlé has assumed the number one ranking for land rights in Oxfam's 2015 Behind the Brands scorecard, where the NGO ranks the world's 'Big 10' consumer food and beverage companies on their policies and commitments to improve food security and sustainability. 
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Nestlé has announced that it will expand its research on child health and nutrition to 10 countries, including the United States, China and Mexico, by the end of 2016. 
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"I don't think most people are aware of the amount of work that goes into ensuring that the food they eat is safe," says John O'Brien, Head of the Food Safety and Integrity Research Programme at Nestlé's international research centre. 
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Nestlé has reported progress on its 2014 targets for the responsible sourcing of dairy, meat, poultry and eggs as the company works to further improve animal welfare in its supply chain. 
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Improving sustainability in a production site is never easy but one Nestlé factory in the North East of England is going the extra mile; turning chocolate and sugar confectionery waste into renewable energy and clean water using a centuries-old technique. 
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More than 376 water-saving projects are underway in Nestlé's factories which are predicted to save around 1.84 million cubic meters of water. 
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A successful company cannot afford to ignore what the world thinks about it. It must be willing both to listen to its critics and engage with them. 
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Nestlé purchased more than 90,000 tonnes of cocoa from the 67 co-operatives covered by the Nestlé Cocoa Plan in 2014, a year-on-year increase of almost 50% over the 2013 total. 
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A soap opera created by Nestlé, projected onto a screen from the back of a truck, is helping rid West Africa of a toxic compound that can contaminate crops, damage health and lead to financial ruin for farmers. 
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Nestlé has published its 2014 Annual Report and Nestlé in society report, outlining its financial performance and the progress it has made in meeting its societal commitments over the past year. 
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The Alliance for YOUth has launched an online community on Facebook to help young people find jobs. The Facebook recruitment page will notify users of new jobs and training opportunities from members of the Alliance and provide tips and advice to young people to help increase their employability. 
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The Nestlé Healthy Kids Programme reached 7.6 million children in 2014 across 73 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, the Middle East and the Americas. 
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