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Six young First Milk farmers who supply to Nestlé’s factories in Dalston, Cumbria and Girvan, Scotland have recently visited the company’s York site

Nestlé leads industry in Dow Jones Sustainability Index.

  Nestlé Fawdon Engineering Apprentice, Kiel Zurawlew, has scooped this year’s Tyne Metropolitan College ‘Engineering Apprentice of the Year’ award. Facing stiff competition for the title from a wide variety of apprentices, the judges were incredibly impressed with the quality of work produced by Kiel, both in content and presentation, and his ability to query every detail to ensure he absorbed as much as possible.

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Launched more than 130 years ago, ROWNTREE’S sweets are now the nation’s fruity favourite. ROWNTREE’S products are enjoyed by 15 million people every year with more single tubes of Fruit Pastilles sold than any other fruit confectionery product in the UK.  In 2005, ROWNTREE’S moved to no artificial colours, flavours and preservatives across its product range, the first in the fruit confectionery category to do so. ROWNTREE’S sweets made in the UK are manufactured using 100 per cent renewable electricity at Nestlé’s factory in Fawdon, Newcastle.

  Nestlé Breakfast Cereals, such as CHEERIOS, SHREDDED WHEAT and SHREDDIES are made by Cereal Partners UK, the nation's second largest cereal manufacturer. Nestlé Breakfast Cereals’ aim is to provide high quality, great tasting and healthy cereals which nourish their consumers, their communities and the people involved in making them. They do this by constantly searching for new ways to meet their consumers' and customers' requirements, by continuously developing their people and by showing real respect and responsibility in the way they treat the environment.

  Proudly from Buxton, from the heart of the Peak District, it doesn’t get more British than BUXTON Natural Mineral Water. Nestlé Waters takes pride in helping its local communities and the environment with a variety of initiatives. The approach to Creating Shared Value at Nestle Waters UK is through the ripple effect. Nestlé Waters believes that the good work they do begins with them, and then reaches out to their customers, the community, the society and the world.  Their work in this area focuses on promoting healthy hydration as part of a healthy lifestyle, continuously developing their people and ensuring sustainable operations.

 Launched 78 years ago, NESCAFÉ is one of the world’s most popular coffee brands. More than 5,500 cups of NESCAFÉ instant coffee are consumed every second with different varieties catering to different tastes and preferences around the globe. There are many ways NESCAFÉ helps create shared value in society which can be seen through the people who make the product, the way its ingredients are sourced, and even the way its factories are powered.

KitKat in Society.

Nestlé UK & Ireland is kicking off a week of examining how the actions it takes to be a more responsible business directly affect the products we buy at the supermarket.