Nestlé has paid attention to the problem of child labor in cocoa-growing areas in Côte d’Ivoire and wants to prevent it by raising awareness in communities. This is a response to a report on the company’s cocoa supply chain in the West African country by the Fair Labor Association (FLA). Nestlé has developed an action plan to deal with the problem.

Nestlé has announced it will continue participating in the ‘Science Express’ initiative to educate Indian students about climate change. The train has already started touring exhibition from Delhi and will travel through more than 50 Indian cities giving more than 1.5 million young people the chance to get to know about the impact and challenges of global climate change.

When you eat out, the environment of the space and cooking service is as much important as the quality of food. Nestlé Professional, the Nestlé business that supplies the food and beverage service out-of-home industry, has committed to help younger generation of chiefs learn more about nutrition through the new interactive programme ‘Toque d’Or NHW,’ which is available for the United Kingdom and Ireland aspiring professionals.

Whether using the avalanche technique to improve the taste of ice cream or oenology to produce coffee, Nestlé does its best to improve its products quality and taste. The company has developed a new technique to produce its premium portioned coffee brand Nespresso. The technique a similar to that used to produce wine, which means that select Colombian Castillo coffee bean, so called ‘cherries’ are left to mature on the plant until the last possible moment.