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A group of Nestlé employees have taken time away from their day job to help out at FareShare, a charitable organisation that distributes surplus food to people in need. The team of four spent the day at FareShare’s Yorkshire depot in Barnsley, sorting and packing food donations to get them ready for distribution to charities and community groups in the Sheffield area.

Secret archive files from 1936 reveal the first Quality Street sweets. Never-before-seen records of the nation's favourite sweet cast a new light on how it was created.

Definitive list of the UK's Quality Street favourites is revealed this Christmas and shows that favourite sweet can say a few words about you.

The first cohort of students who have taken part in 'earn while they learn' programme have graduated and are ready for their new roles at Nestlé.

Nestlé has today pledged to offer at least 3,000 new employment opportunities for young people by 2020 in the UK and Ireland as a part of Nestlé Needs YOUth initiative.

Nestlé Academy hosted a graduation ceremony at York Racecourse to celebrate the achievements of those completing Nestlé Academy Class of 2016.

  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. 

Nestlé UK are running 'Art on a Plate' cookery workshops to raise awareness of healthy cooking and eating amongst school children to mark International Chefs Day.

  Nestlé UK is joining environment charity Hubbub as well as other coffee cup retailers and designers to kick off a brand new social experiment designed to tackle the challenge of recycling paper cups. The #1MoreShot campaign calls on the people of Manchester to recycle their coffee cups and is the first high street recycling scheme of its kind in the UK.