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Here at Nestlé HQ we were bowled over when we heard the story of Jill and Ross Lindsay, a couple from Newcastle Upon Tyne who found love in the cereal aisle of their local supermarket thanks to a box of Nestlé Cheerios and a smooth catch.

Six young First Milk dairy farmers from Cumbria and South-West Scotland have just concluded a unique two year leadership programme. Read more here

CEO of the Futures Agency, Gerd Leonhard, has warned that our humanity could be at risk as our relationship with machines and tech threatens to replace real bonds.

Nestlé Academy recently hosted a graduation ceremony in York for nearly eighty of its graduates and apprentices from across the UK and Ireland.

There is significant confusion among consumers in the UK about how much whole grain should be consumed daily. Read more here.

Nestlé has teamed up with Sainsbury’s to offer Quality Street fans a unique chance to get their hands on a very special personalised tin of Quality Street this Christmas

 James Alasdair (pictured fourth from right) graduated from the Nestlé Academy Fast Start programme (now the Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship) a year ago, and since then has been managing a team in our Supply Chain function. We caught up with him to find out what he’s learnt, and to get his advice for our current and future Apprentices.

Nestlé has joined forces with ITV to offer fans an exclusive, money-can’t-buy opportunity to attend a Quality Street themed Christmas party on the famous cobbles.

  This week is Living Wage Week, an annual celebration which recognises the leadership shown by Living Wage employers across the UK.   In June 2014, Nestlé became the first major manufacturer in the UK to gain accreditation from the Living Wage Foundation by making a voluntary commitment to pay the Living Wage Foundation Living Wage.  This is a higher commitment and has a wider remit than the UK Government’s new National Living Wage which is a legal requirement.  In November 2014, the company took a step further and became a Principal Partner of the Living Wage Foundation.  

  Nestlé has welcomed the publication of a new report which highlights the enormous potential in the food and drink industry for growth and helping to rebalance Britain’s economy. The report, Appetite for Global Success, published by the think tank ResPublica, and sponsored by Nestlé UK, emphasises the huge contribution that food and drink manufacturing makes to the British economy. It calls on the Government to put food and drink – the largest sector of UK manufacturing – at the heart of industrial strategy.