Nestle - Bigger Than You Know
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2017
- We all know Nestle for their chocolate but you may be surprised that they make much more than that. This, combined with the fact that they are one of the largest companies in existence, leads me to believe that they are likely much bigger than you know.
Note: I wrote too many zeros when I showed 3 billion. My mistake.
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Hey thanks for participating everybody. Keep the comments coming, very interesting reading them.
Quick note: I showed trillions instead of billions at one point. Please forgive the mistake.
Company Man ok
Company Man could you do Zildjian? It's one of the oldest companies in the world.
Company Man I really like how you talk about the financials. I wish you can break down the financials some more, or just do a segment on financials, that would be great!
Company Man oh I have a question? I know you look at companies and that's great, but have you though about countries also?
Company Man it’s all good dude. I wasn’t trying to be a jerk. I’m in finance and i run a sales dept (I wear many hats at my company; the life of working for a small company), so I noticed the mistake immediately. With that said I love your content and always drop what I’m doing to watch your videos.
Also, you always seem to apologize for or act sheepishly about going over financials. But that is what business is all about. The content you cover isn’t new to me of course but it probably is to many of your viewers and may be their only exposure to the financial world so far, so I would highly recommend you continue delving into financials in each of your videos.
Nestle tried to take my towns water but like 90% of the town signed against it so that thankfully never happened.
they tried to take your towns water? Im confused can you elaborate.
Why did you stop them? Just drink the ocean gamer
@@patrickbrown8557 Well how else can he put it? They tried to take the town's water which they were already getting for free to extract it, proccess it, then sell it back to them.
@@blitz9429 Because he never said anything about them taking it for free and selling it back to them, obviously. He just said they tried to take the towns water, which is a pretty random statement if you are not aware of nestle water's reputation and history, which I wasn't at the time I posted. Thanks for the semi-doushey response though.
@@patrickbrown8557 First of all, I didn't initially mean to insult you in any way in that comment so I don't know why you called that a "semi-doushey" response. If Nestle was going to take the town's water, of course they'd wanna sell it back to make a profit because they're so damned greedy.
Nestle is also a huge producer of bottled water who was one of the first to be caught labeling tap water as spring water. They are also illegally taking water out of the great lakes for free and selling it at prices higher than oil. They own Kraft, they literally own at least half of what you eat.
Gaming Culture not kraft
kinda happy that the only things I eat from this company is icecream and water from time to time. All of the brands mentioned seem too sweet or salty. Guess thats what you get from a chocolate company.
Here is a list of companies owned by Nestle, it may be surprising! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nestlé_brands
I don’t eat Kraft, I’m not a degenerate
they do botle tap water - but they happen to pick from among the best tap water (I used to live next door to a botling plant in Hope BC, Canada where they botled the Pure life brand)
List of Brands I Already Know: I refuse to be used to farm engagment comments even though I'm falling for it right now.
Ratio
Lmao
you smell like a baka
sus
Lol
In Brazil Nestlé has bought several local brands of cookies, ice creams some decades ago. I think their strategy includes acquisitions in other countries too. They are really huge!
Same with ice creams in Finland.
Meanwhile, In my country, Indonesia
nearly 90% of water sanitation supply and fresh drink bottle of water was supplied By Aqua,
A joint-stock company between
Indofood (Indonesia food company)
consisted over 40% ownership and Danone (60%) Subsidiaries from
Nestle
And they're evil if Nestle had their way they would have your kids in factories
Nestle: *buys a ton of companies to control what we eat*
Disney: "hold my beer"
*Hold my Nestlé owned beer
Disney should just buy Nestle or partnership with them
Nestle is who holds that beer
@Xinnie The Pooh *Hold my drip shoes
667th like
Nestlé's most important product is human suffering.
DasIllu why tho
@@emptyempty8199 nestle is pure evil they sold milk with melomin i think its called to increace protein they killed 6 children and 800 hospitalized
@@emptyempty8199 and its not only that search for nestle
MLJPRO For Life and they pay unfair amounts of money for water from poor countries
@@bigmanbazzaaa
Not just poor countries. They're doing the same thing in the USA. Most notably in Michigan, where they pay $200 per annum to extract water and sell it back for dollars per bottle to the residents of Flint.
My dad used to work for Nestle in the early 2000s mainly working on their frozen food products, but all I remember is that they have a ton of brands in that sector.
These brands are some that I remember, namely the chocolates, since that's the only Nestle product that I occasionally consume these days
Crunch
100 grand
butterfinger
Nesquick
Nestea
Nescafe
hot pocket
and of course the controversial baby formula and bottled water (poland springs).
I already knew: water, chocolate coco, milk, nescafe
Don't forget nespresso
ye ye.. maggi, nesquick, milo, kitkat, smarties
I already knew: crunch
I’m eating hot pockets while watching this and looked at the box and my mind was blown.
fr, this whole time i never knew they owned it
Swazey I always knew it was made by nestle because I looked at the front box
Lol
epic
lol ur pfp represents ur comment lmao
Don’t forget that Nestle is a major stakeholder of L’Oréal what means that it indirectly operates such beands as L’Oréal Paris, Garnier, Maybelline, Kiehl’s, Armani Beauty, YSL beauty, Lancome, NYX, Vichy and many othersa
Oleg Rachkov nestle runs Yves Saint Laurent Beauty? lmao color me surprised
Yes, but it's not a majority stake, although Nestle is the second-largest shareholder in L'Oreal after the Bettencourt family. (For years, Nestle was the largest shareholder until the Bettencourts bought part of Nestle's share.)
I work at the Wonka Factory in the Chicagoland area. Nestle sold the candy business to a company called Ferrara Company Company recently. Ferrara’s parent company, called Ferrero, is huge and owns a lot of brands, most famously Ferrero Rocher.
I used to work for the Stouffer's / Lean Cuisine / Hot Pocket brands, which was where I learned a lot about this company and its massive role in the world. I also learned about their water division, which you also covered in another video. It was interesting to see the equipment, personnel, products, techniques: everything needed to run at an industrial scale.
I'm here before and after Reddit started a war against Nestle
Storm's Studio me too man, me too
Goin to Vevey
Hold up, what? Did that actually happen? XD
@@squidkiller1022 yes
Hydra When? XD
I already know:
Crunch
Coffee-mate
Hot Pockets
Drumsticks
Nestle Water
and Nesquick.
Maaaybe Nutella.
Edit: Holy shit, how did I forget Kit-kat?
Nutella is Ferrero
Crunch in the USA is now Ferrero. Kit-Kat in the USA is Hershey (Nestle outside the USA).
Adam Moreira this was 2 years ago idiot
I'm eating ba hot pocket rn how did I not know it was Nestle
hey nestle chuckie actual chocolate milk not flavored
I don't work for Nestle, but I do work at a grocery store and see on A LOT of cardboard boxes that the products come, "Nestle" printed on the side. So, I did know that Nestle was very big, making stuff that I didn't know prior that they made.
Only reason I knew nestle owned purina is being a receiving manager at a walmart distribution lol
List of brands I know that are made my Nestlé:
-Ovaltine
-Pure Life
-Arrowhead
-Nesquik
-The Tears of Orphans
-Nescafé
-Blood of the Fallen
-Pain and Suffering
-and Crunch! Yum!
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@@photonic4394 this was a fun notification to get
Oh Henry is hershey where I'm from
I think you got Nestlé mixed up with the toy brand Funko.
Technoblade might be in Nestlé
Funny how dog food is being made by a chocolate company.
😂
Secret ingredients?
:o
And most of their pet foods are not that good- poor quality
Nestle: *laughs in hundreds if not thousands of pet deaths because profit over product*
So glad i subscribed to this channel🔥
Thanks @CompanyMan
Disgruntled consumer: "That's it! I'm boycotting NESTLE!!! I'm never using their products!"
Nestle: "Oh ho ho ho! Now... This is Epic!"
It kind of concerns me about how companies these days are merely and illusion of choice. Every industry is owned by conglomerates.
Wheat Penny Collector I’ve heard that food in a grocery store can be traced back to only 4-5 companies
Sadly it's true
CFAMediaV7 gmo does not cause cancer but there are ethical patent dilemmas they cause for farmers.
I've been reading a book against this monopolistic behavior called "The Outline of Sanity." By G. K. Chesterton in the early 20th century. Distributists basically say one good way to fight against these types of companies is to shop small and local/regional whenever possible. You have to be okay with paying a little bit more and doing with a little bit less, but you'll end up putting the money back into your own economy and neighborhood. These comments make me wanna pick up that book (virtually) again and finish where I left off.
I already knew:
Food.
Idiot
LOL
no dip
does this include food for dogs
Me 2!!!
I already knew some because my partner works for Nestlé. These are the ones I could remember offhand:
Kitkat, Nescafé, Nespresso, Purina pet food, Nestlé water, Nido, Nesquik, Crunch, all the Maggi retail products (stocks, powdered sauces), Nestlé professional products for OOH like dessert powders, mashed potato powder etc, Mackintosh chocolates & chocolate covered dates, Coffeemate
I´m from Germany and here it´s the same, maybe even more. The brands have different names and for example we have no "Butterfinger" but what I missed is "Maggi" or the american counterpart. They produce stock powder for soups, or powdered soups and spice mixes for pasta, gulasch, etc.
How on earth did I never notice Hot Pockets had a Nestlé Logo on the side?
Zeno Blues i fuckin love hot pockets made in my toaster oven..fuck a microwave
It's normally small and they hide it very well with a lot of their products, you can find the logo but it's very small a lot of companies do this try looking on a can of soda chances are you'll see the bell logo.
Zeno Blues wow
It's just like buying a cereal box, you look at the front of the box but you don't look at the back of it...
I'm very curious as to why you didn't mention any of Nestle's controversies, since that's the biggest reason why they're not promoting the Nestle brand name itself, which you dedicated the last section of this video to.
Great to see you here!! :)
Hopefully he'll do a follow-up.
Business Casual I'm subscribed to both channels. Do you guys know each other, or are you guys each others competitors?
The cool thing about UA-cam is that there's no such thing as competition! Mike's videos bring traffic to mine and vice versa. I'm actually really glad his channel took off, since before that my Suggested Videos traffic wasn't particularly high.
Business Casual go to hell company man is best
Down here in colombia its all about Nesquick, and Milo, another form of chocolate milk mix.
I've been watching a few videos about companies, and the products that were listed as made by Nestle is crazy. Some of them surprised me as well.
You really should have mentioned the Litany of all the shady stuff this company pulls.
Filthnails doesn’t every company do shady shit? Apple with child labor (a lot of tech companies in China), McDonald’s pink paste, Facebook/google/Twitter censorship...
That would be another video series in and of itself.
That's not really the tone of the channel.
In my subscription feed, this video was uploaded 4 minutes ago. Looper uploaded a video 5 minutes ago, right before yours in my feed. They have a 2 million subscriber channel, nearly 20x the size of yours, and you have 2x the views they do within the first few minutes of uploading.
Your video? 197 views.
Looper? 102 views.
People love your content. Keep it up!
galamonkey I'm subbed to both lol
Appreciate it galamonkey. I don't want to make it a competition like that but I am very appreciative of the following this channel has. Nothing against other channels, but I'd say it's one of the better ones on UA-cam.
...what?
galamonkey I'm confused
lol nothing against what you said but that’s a difference of 95 views in 60 seconds, when views are often inaccurate estimations within the first 24 hours.
I already know: Nestle water, Kitkat(But in my country I think they're made by Hershey's), Nestle ice cream(Pacifically Buckingham), Nestle pancakes
In Australia Nestle seems to be kept somewhat at bay. I’ve always just known it as the company behind the Uncle Toby’s oats company, and as far as I know that’s their biggest influence in Australia. They do have some raw ingredients like chocolate ‘melts’ and caramel, but for the most part they’re kept from expanding too far by Arnott’s, and a few more specific, smaller companies. Australians tend to have very specific tastes which only like Australian grown foods.
what about milo?
All food and home stuff market is divided between 10 bigger companies:
Kraft foods
Nestlé
Coca-Cola
Pepsico
Kellog's
Mars
Unilever
Johnson & Johnson
P&G
General Mills
I've actually never heard of Unilever, what do they make?
Do you only eat cereal?
@@amanda1271 They own Dove, Ben and Jerry's, and Klondike among a ton more
Where is Hershey?
honestly, Johnson & Johnson is a great company. They treat their employees really well and donate a lot to the communities they are based in. My community college professor told us that the johnson and johnson family secretly donates money to construct buildings and help fund my school, which would otherwise be underfunded. I try to buy their products whenever I can so I feel like I'm helping to pay my teachers while I do my groceries.
I already knew:
Nestle Crunch Bar;
Nestle Pure Life, their bottled water brand;
Nesquik;
and Kit Kat.
Kit Kat (USA) - Hershey's (licensed from Nestle - license executed with Rowntree in 1969 on that and Rolo and Oh Henry! in Canada; Nestle acquired Rowntree in 1988). The rights to O'Henry in the USA are now owned by Ferrero.
Crunch (USA) - Ferrero (licensed from Nestle - license executed in 2018 as Nestle exited the US confectionery business). This included the US rights to Oh Henry!.
I work in the comptrollers office, here's the scoop: Chocolate, pulverized, formed into stackable wafers, and put in cardboard tubes to protect them. On the tube the name "Dingles" would be printed in yellow, diagonally to stand out against a vivid red background. Testing starts tomorrow!
What I know: All their chocolate types, their water, i’m pretty sure they own pegrage farms which owns a lot of cookie making things and goldfish
I already knew:
Nesquik
I'm in Canada, where there are utter tons of nestle labelled products alone.
I already knew:
Bottled water.
Baby formula.
A crap-ton of candies and chocolates.
Instant drink mixes. (Both chocolate and other varieties.)
Hot chocolate.
Tea.
Coffee.
Non dairy creamer. (I'm fairly sure also dairy based creamers too.)
Just to name some off the top of my head.
It's funny that ice cream slipped my mind, considering I have a bunch of it in my freezer. And because the Nestle brand of ice cream that includes their chocolate bars mixed in contains some of my favourite types of ice cream. But I was mostly going off the top of my head of things obviously branded Nestle.
Here in Chile we have the same selection of products you talk about. Even cereal boxes, like Fitness or Chocapic.
Yeah, and we make you pizza with mustard on it......ick.
Lets not forget about the times Nestle built a bottling plant on top of a natural water source that local people in third world countries depended on for clean water, and sold it at such a high price that none of them could afford it. :)
Also don't forget Nestle giving free baby formula to new moms in third world countries and then stopping when most of them stopped naturally lactating, and then selling the formula and clean water at jacked up prices. :)
I already know:
-Nothing.
-It's almost mid night
-I'm sleepy as hell
-And I can't think of any brand name
-But I want to watch more Company Man videos
I already knew:
-Crunch bars
-NesQuik
-that one water brand I can't remember off the top of my head
PURE LIFE. That's what it was
Pardunk pure life 💦
And ice mountain
The brand of water you're looking for is the stolen from the third world brand
Pardunk the water is pure life
ok here we go: nestle crunch, nestle water, lean cuisine, nesquik (i think), that dog food company that i cannot name off the top of my head,reeces , hershey, and thats it
It's so sad they don't have Nestea in the U.S. it's actually really good.
"Oh, they also make Nestea, by the way."
YOU DON'T SAY ._.
Name checks out
0.O wat?
@@shinryusaiha no your comment is stupid. For caring.
Also Nescafe
Getting stuck inside a pantry for a couple of hours in the era before smartphones DOES familiarize you with several brands.
Why were you stuck in the pantry?
I need to know the story now. What happened?
I wish they would bring back the Alpine White,white chocolate with almonds candy bar.
FlareTheUncalled777 Agreed
milo, quick, instant coffee, candy.
After watching the video it is easy to forget how much they make. I have other Nestle products I just didn't notice were Nestle and some I just didn't think of until I saw them mentioned. I knew about Purina but didn't think about it until I heard the name again. I didn't know they made pizza or hot pockets even though I have eaten a few of their pizza brands and everyone has eaten a hot pocket at some times.
Brand that I familiar with Nestle :
+ Nescafe
+ Koko Krunch
+ Frosties
+ Milo
+ Ovaltine
+ Pure Life
+ Bear Brand
+ Dancow
+ Kit Kat
If you're investing in anything, go for Waste Management. It'll never go bankrupt because humans will never stop making waste.
Joe Psaila thats actually pretty genius
That's why many are owned by criminal organizations to launder money...
but what if you drive a tesla?????????????????????
@@thememeinformer4505 teslas still make waste m8...
Not a lot of profit in waste management though.
Pet Food is a BILLION dollar industry. Its a smart move for ANY company to make. However, because of this, many popular brands are not suitable for consumption. They barely pass AAFCO standards and AAFCO standards are vague to begin with.| I avoid ALL large name brands. Always check the ingredients. Educate yourself. A good start is to read "Food Pets Die For" by Ann N Martin.
Why are you TALKING like THIS?
Owez to INTENSIFY their WORDS
CreepyMcSteezerson I LOVE how you have a DOG in your PROFILE PIC.
I work in a pet store and this is very true. People feed their pets some pretty crumby stuff and don’t even bat an eye because to them it’s just “cheap and a brand they recognize”
oh GEE
that chef Michael part had me laughing for like 5 minutes idek why lol
Loved the video, if I remember correctly this is like 2nd year finance or 3rd in university andy you made it approachable.
Things i know from nestle:
Willy wonka candy
Nesquik
Not existing in the uk enough
Bulbulay to the gym today or tomorrow and tomorrow is when tray I can get the car and then I will be able to is o
@@moomalsoomro6551 what the heck
Long story short… Nestle owns everything
Nestle Water, Nestle Cookie Dough, Nestle Chocolate Syrup, Nestle Crunch that’s all I can think of at this point 🤷🏽♀️
*Might be a wise investment*
Me: *_COUGH_* reddit *_COUGH_*
SLAP N CLAP sadly, Reddit will probably do nothing.
Cant expect god to do all the work
@@yeehmm1893 To forgive _nestle_ is upto God
To send them to him is up to me
Are you THE burned one the Legate
What about it?
I call Nestle the company that had the creepy ass ventriloquist dummy mascot back in the 1950s
Farfel the creepy ass Nestle dog
Don't forget about the HORSE MEAT that ended up in some of their frozen foods in the UK, and Europe just a few years ago due to them not doing proper checking of an outside meat supplier.
CHAWWWW-KLEHT!
Danny O' Day and Farfel.
Dawn Slater I have a Danny puppet I had an obsession with Ventrioquist dummies back when I was 5-11 so I know about all of them.
Yup. I remember when I was in elementary they told me they used little
Kids in Africa to make their chocolate or whatever they were making. And we had to send them a note on the Computer that we would never buy their product again
I use all kinds of Nestea cream for cooking or baking. I learned from watching my aunts in the kitchen.
I Already Knew: crunch
Coffeemate
Nesquuck
Nespresso
I think they own Nabisco?
3:24 - The number on screen says 3 trillion, not billion.
That's true. My mistake.
I found it amazing that I had to scoll down this far to find a comment about it.
@@companyman114 - What is your age? I just wonder so I can know what companies you can actually remember well.
FYI : Nestle owns the brand maggi which makes instant noodles and ketchup and is dominating the Indian market.
Fun fact: nestle is actually general mills
Imagine living in Australia and not knowing what any of these brands are
Imagine that you're wrong. It's not an American company.
@@teeess9551 Not australian either though...
Tim Ess you’re kind of douchey
I took two months in australia (sydney and a side trip to Tasmania got to see the Sydney NYE fireworks from the park under harbor bridge). Anyways, I was really impressed by the Grocery stores in Sydney, they are amazing and fresh/quality food is much more affordable in AUS than USA
Actually, we have way more nestle products than america so we do know almost every single brand mentioned here. We might even have more nestle brands that you guys havent seen! The only thing australia doesnt have are hot pockets? Or maybe we do, frozen food isnt big here we’re all about fresh healthy food! :)
I Already Knew:
1.Crunch
2.Nestle Water
3.Nesquik
Yeah same
My home town makes crunch bars!
Same, especially rolos
Same
Sam
i already knew: pure life, kit-kat, nesquick, carnation, maggi, crunch, rolo, butterfinger, drumsticks, dreyers, ovaltine, toll house, dibs
I already knew:
Nespresso
Nesquick
sno caps
TollHouse
I cant remember where else ive seen those little doves with the nestle logo but it will come to me.
Edit: agh! Yes i forgot about that terrible water!
Note: i used to work for Eater and they did a story about distribution for candy in different countries.... its so fascinating. Like hot kit kats are distributed by different companies. You should cover this! Another great video company man :)
As a investor (small one, obviously) I would say buying Nestle is a good long term stock. Personally though, I think the CEO is a prick and anyone who has the gall to publicly state that *water is not a human right* (paraphrasing), should not get my money. There are plenty of other companies (while not flawless) that have respectable CEO's and don't have a bad track-record. Just my opinions of it as a stock.
ExperienceItStudios I wouldn't buy their stock over my cold dead corpse. I'd probably be a corpse because I couldn't get water!
Eadlyn June
*Ah. An inverted Brook joke*
(One Piece reference)
Starbucks has good company morals and is a safe buy! And I'm not speaking to help the stock for my own personal gain, I don't bother with stocks.
Buying a company's stock does not mean your money goes to the company. Your money just goes to the person you bought the stock from.
Rose Mulet remember. Nestle sources some of its bottled water through springs in California. Even though California was in the middle of a drought it continued operations
Good and informative video, keep it up!
I wouldn't label Nestle as a "chocolate company". They are simply a very, very large HOLDING company. They made enough cash in the chocolate industry, which then allowed them to diversify and invest their capital into different sectors. It totally makes sense. The food industry is worth 5.32 trillion - ONLY IN THE U.S., while the chocolate share of that is not a gigantic portion. Smart guys.
Wonka, butterfinger, Purina (dog food) nesquick, abilita (chocolate) hot pocket, lean pocket, all those frozen pizzas, California pizza, coffee mate, nestle pure life water.
They own SOOO MUCH!
I TRY to purchase only from American companies so I do a ton of “research” on foreign companies.
In the Health Care Industry, Nestle also makes a lot of the Feeding liquids fed by Nasal Canula's. (I learned this when I was in the hospital following a stroke and was fed by nasal Canula a product that was manufactured by Nestles.
Good video - but I much prefer the ones where you analyze how a company went to shit. They're fun.
Many more of those coming in the future clearspira, but want to keep a variety on the channel. There's more interesting business related topics outside of company declines and failures.
Labyrinth9000 Even Golden Corral
Sears and Kmart had the same decline as Kmart bought them
clearspira those are my favorite
Circuit City would be interesting.
Pointless fact about Gerber: There's a pocket knife brand by the same name.
JOSEPH WODARCZYK you see they make all kinds of tools and knifes
I have Gerber toilets in my house.
just for your knowledge ; in Chile , Southamerica , Nestle makes the best known brand of powder milk , Nido ( it's the spanish for "nest" ) and is the owner of the the most important local brand of icecream , Savory , to give you just a couple of examples among hundreds .
Fun fact it's the only one I know of but park city mall in Lancaster pa has a Nestlé store in the food court with sheet cookies, icecream and more
Wait... Wonka is an actual brand?!
JakubdotPLGB ye
Yepp
Uh... yeah...
JakubdotPLGB Tbh the only thing I didn't know exist is the Wonka Bar, other than that yea I already knew it was a brand.
JakubdotPLGB uh yea
I thought that they owned everything
The only ones I can do off the top of my head are Crunch, Nesquick, and for some reason their coffee creamer? Oh yeah and their water
Company man: I promise, not all of them are about chocolate.
Also Company man: *proceeds to make another bigger than you know video about herhey's*
I already knew:
Toll House Cookies
Nesquick
Crunch Bar
Pure Life water
Carnation
Crunch Bar (in the USA) was sold to Ferrero last year.
I knew all of them he listed because my local Walmart had a huge poster that said Nestle at the top and then all of their products.
HelloTacoz 77 I wish my store had that so I knew what to avoid 😂
Bethany Webster ?
@@chongook4893 ?
@Fynn?
Mr. Hockey 11 ?
List of brands i knew:
Crunch
Nesquick
Ice mountain (water brand promoted in the midwest)
100grand
Baby ruth
Kitkat
Lean cuisine
Digiorno
Hot pockets
Aho why this edited?
Did anyone other than me knew that Nestle owned Hot Pockets?
(I saw then in a Nestle commercial where they had many of their products on a big table)
I already knew: Chocolate, water bottles, ice cream, also know it owns many smaller subsidiaries.
I already knew:
Nesquick
Nestlé Water
Nespresso
Knorr
Maggi
Nescafé
Knorr is Unilever
well done
MediocreManLP knorr is owned by unilever
I already knew: Ice Mountain water, Nesquik and Hot Pockets
Fun fact: _Nesquik Strawberry_ milk powder is > 95% sugar by weight and > 99% carbohydrate by weight, and I think there must be a colourant and flavourant. The water, fat, and protein in milk reduce these proportions.
Do one for the fall of Hostess!!
Steven Gamez Yes!
Time to start calling you Company Michael
You mean company chef
Nestle took over the Rowntree company in York where they make millions of KitKats a day.
Invested in automation and moved their head office from London to York.
Stouffers, the pizza and the pet food was a surprise. I also thought Kit Kat was part of Hershey not Nestle. Like my Grandma used to say the best place to hide something is right out in the open or, right under your nose. You're so used to seeing it you don't pay attention to it. I have to look at my cats food now.
You should do one on 3M. They have a ton of different products under their name.
Agreed
Subscribed to both Company Man and Business Casual and they're the first two comments
Couch Tomato damn I didn’t think I’d find you in the comments
sometimes I forget they're two different channels. hell, I didn't even consider them being separate despite them both having completely different voices
I love your videos! BTW Thanks for explaining the Beta thing. I have 5 months using yahoo finance and didn't know what that was for
I live in Europe and I already knew: Choco milk, water, coffee, and I’m pretty sure they have the license for KitKat and a number of other candies over here.
Nestle makes water, next up is... Chocolate water
Kareth c h i l l
Kareth hip hop water
Nestle has a professional line of products that they sell to restaurants. I work at Denny's as a cook and for about six months we used Nestle Professional Country Gravy.
Already Knew: Toll House, Coffee Mate, Nestle water, wonka candy, drumsticks
@Company Man, WOW! The Butterfinger fact is something I didn't know.
Sadly that doesn't matter anymore since approximately a year after this vid came out Nestle sold Butterfinger.
do i hate mars bars
glue e Wrong channel
The Walrus no u
glue e do i hate when toilet water hits my ass
do i hate durr plant
I don't know... do you?