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Nespresso is supporting UK Recycling Week.

UK food industry commits to a landmark roadmap to halve food waste.

Nestlé in the UK is celebrating after it picked up the best Education Initiative Award for the ‘Nestlé Academy Campus Team Initiative’ at the prestigious FDF Awards, a celebration of the UK’s food and drink manufacturing industry. The awards event at the Royal Lancaster in London was hosted by Jay Rayner, food journalist for The Observer and was attended by 500 industry guests. Continue reading here.

Nestlé in Dalston, a village near Carlisle in Cumbria, is celebrating its factory and its village setting in a new video released this week as part of a series profiling the UK communities where Nestlé has a presence. The factory produces a vast range of Nescafé Gold Frothy Coffees, Nescafé Azera Cappuccino and Latte and Coffee Mate, a whitener for beverages – all for the UK and export around the world.

Christmas 2018 will mark the first time in history that Quality Street lovers can open their festive tin to find an entirely unique selection, all of their own choosing

A film showcasing Wisbech, the location of one of Nestlé Purina Petcare’s factories, has been released this week as part of a new series profiling the UK communities where Nestlé has a presence.

Today Nestlé became the first global food company to implement Starling: A satellite-based service that enables Nestlé to monitor 100% of its global palm oil supply chains

A new bench has been installed in Sandhurst that was created from recycled Nescafé Dolce Gusto pods. The bench, on the town’s Yorktown Road, was created by SUEZ recycling and recovery UK, Bracknell Forest Council and Nescafé Dolce Gusto to celebrate the success of a 2017 pod collection trial. Bracknall Forest residents registered their Nescafé Dolce Gusto machines with Nestlé, or signed up via the council, and were given pink bags to store their used coffee pods. These were collected at the kerbside along with rubbish and mixed recycling, this opt-in service ran for a six-month period. Continue reading here.

Nestlé became the first global food company to deploy a satellite-based monitoring system, the Starling service, to monitor company’s palm oil supply chain

Presented by expert historian, Alex Hutchinson, the video gives a tour of York and its landmarks before moving onto its chocolate heritage and the role Nestlé plays as a proud part of the community in 2018.