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It all depends on who the leader is. Earlier who started the company was more inclined towards solving a problem. Eventually when leadership changed the company shifted from a people driven company to a profit driven company. It all depends on the person who has the authority.
I really appreciate that you were straight forward about their human rights abuses. We need to be more honest about how inhuman our companies are. This is a great channel.
If each one of us owned some lands growing our things and eating from there this world would be much better for many reasons! All these factories and industries dont match with human mindset and way of life! They match more with evil! Honestly! Lets see the truth! Too much food poisoning mind control attempts etc! They just want to rule the world and control humans! You know the motherfucking new world order! They want us to forget about God and start worshippig shaytan! Audhu billah! But God justice will come! And when it will come all these evil people that worship shaytaan and money will wish to be just a dust in the wind inshallah!
Eh, that's why they are big. Being ethical is costs more. I mean who actually thinks companies can do a right thing in face of profits. Sometimes they do the right thing, but it's almost always because because in that situation it's more profitable move. Either to get good pr, market changing or being forced to do so and then spinning it as them being saints.
Nestle is so dominant here in Malaysia. Milo and Nescafe drink is available in 95% restaurant around the country. Maggi is default name for every instant noodle.
Wow, interesting to see origin of the company was based on trying to solve a moral problem [infant mortality]. Think there is a great lesson to be had there!
Something like not bothering with lack of clean running water in poor countries, and "let's sell it without any precautions or water cleaning equipment" attitude for greed statement.
The vision of the founder of the company put Nestlé into that business and demands of capitalism to maximize profits combined with the human propensity for moral flexibility led to the death of third world children...
It is sad that that is what people growing up today think is the given purpose of any bussiness, including me. When I was younger I couldn't imagine a different goal of creating a bussiness than making profit and expanding indefinitely, no no.
I just wanna say...this channel is great! I subscribed to you guys a while ago because I love learning about stuff like this. Regardless of what one thinks about the companies being discussed, this type of history is fascinating to learn about. Please keep making more videos about huge companies like this. I've been to many other channels on UA-cam and none of them are doing anything like this yet. You guys are definitely onto something here!
Nestle is sadly one of the most evil corporations on this planet - and this is saying alot considering that most corporations are like this. But they continue to take the cake - their own of course, it needs to be nestle cake.
Mäxchen Musterhausen Tell me what can we even do it's too big of a company if somehow it went bankrupt it could literally send the entire economy of the world into the ground .Plus tons of job will be loss as well
I found out that Bill Gates owns shares from Nestle and Monsanto. How do people trust him to save us from Corona? He wants to vaccinate and digitalize the entire world.
My middle finger has been performing exceptionally well over the years and is certainly a market leader in its field. The forecast is that my middle finger will continue to prosper, gaining a lead on my other fingers. Hopefully Nestle will acquire my middle finger soon.
That's because that's close to the French pronunciation when you omit the accent aigu that's now shown on all the branding (but wasn't always). With the accent, it'd be pronounced: "ness-lay" in French.
We have to wake up people, some states in the US don't even allow citizens to collect rain water from their own backyard! Have you heard anything so outrageous? Fucking rain water. Nobody has the right to claim nature, that belongs to all of us, yet the elites are taking possession of it and nobody cares. Let's worry about gender pronouns instead because that concerns so many of us, sigh.
+John Smith Stay in denial forever moron, you're their ideal citizen. The law on collecting water is very old, but the governments can chose to enforce this when water will be scarce for the benefits of corporations. Right now Wall Street is investing in water because they see something coming. www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2015/03/24/it-is-actually-illegal-in-colorado-to-collect-the-rain-that-falls-on-your-home/?.3b0bf32639bb vintagevalueinvesting.com/how-to-invest-in-water-like-michael-burry-from-the-big-short/ www.nytimes.com/2015/09/25/business/energy-environment/private-water-projects-lure-investors-preferably-patient-ones.html
Yhea, I tried to make it have ups and downs, but overall I didn't want to make it too happy, mostly because the child slavery bit at the end wouldn't fit too well with cheery music >_>
Holy shit, just like that, all of sudden this channel has over 100k subscribers. I remember not long ago subscribing when you have only a few thousand. Truly shows that great content will bring subscribers. Great video, I really love learning about this sort of stuff and your well put and easy to follow videos are great for just that.
+Aeonation Baelfyr glad to hear from an early subscriber and I'm happy you're still around! This growth has indeed been very sudden and it still feels surreal.
I've been boycotting them for several years now, since I became educated on the issues. It feels great, and although they still sell their products to those who don't know any better (or don't care enough), it feels great to never touch their crappy shit.
I found out that Bill Gates owns shares from Nestle and Monsanto. How do people trust him to save us from Corona? He wants to vaccinate and digitalize the entire world.
@Clarissa 1986 did it ever occur that they litterally beat children and people dont really like that in their food and they arent paid they are trapped in debt so that they can never leave they also have their identities tossed so they can never escape so really do your research before defending child slavery.
Local laws are useless against international Companies. That´s why they keep dividing us. As long as there is no global instance, the world is ruled by Corporations. If one contry forbids to them to do a thing they simply move the production to another one. And Swizerland is a paradise for curropt companies because of some nice loopholes. An example : In the EU it´s not allowed to produce forbidden goods. In Zwizerland you are free to do so as long as you produce it in order to sell it in other countries. That´s why swizerland has so many Tabacco Factories. You can make Zigarretes for all the countries even if you use Substances that are forbidden in Cigarettes in Europe. The same with Pesticides and Medicins that are forbiden in Europe.
"Cold Fution" & "Business Casual" are two of my most fevorite channel... they put a lot of effort.. and proves quality content will give you benifit for a long long time over content quantity. ill buy u a drink on patreon.. for sure... thanks for the tremandas effort you guys put on this channel...
BTW: On the back of products, in the small print near the back of the item, you can see: bottled by: _______ or packaged by: ______ So you can know what company owns that product.
Fun fact : Second largest shareholder of Nestle was Ishare, Which it was dedicated branch company from Blackrock, The largest AUM & Shareholder agency or corporate entity in the world
“If money is your hope for independence you will never have it. The only real security that a man will have in this world is a reserve of knowledge, experience, and ability.” Henry Ford--
People don't have the right to water pwoah I find that amaaazzziiing that he even tried to have that conversation.... When is tooo much money enough money???
Great content as always. Nevertheless it's sad to see that most of the biggest companies were boosted by wars, and overpass criticism because they are too big to fail.
I used to drink nestle nido, milo, nescafe, bear brand milk and eat koko krunch, Maggi noodles! Of course dessert like nestle crunch, kit Kat and butter fingers! Nd some collaborations like Nestlé magnolia ice creams and nestle Goya nicknacks!
Dr Olav Sopp was the first in the world that successfully canned unsweeten condensed milk. 1889 came the product out called viking melk. It was a Norwegian man and company. Nestlé bought it first factory abroad in 1898 and it was viking melks factory in Kapp, Norway.
Nestle was about to start an evaporated milk plant in india in early 1950s.The then chief of National dairy development board ,Dr varghese kurien told the company to take indian workers in the factory.They objected saying that it is not a job for locals as it needs skill and precision.
From businesspundit.com: In 2000, Nestlé paid over $14.5 million into a fund to try to deal with claims of slave labor suffered at their hands from Holocaust survivors and Jewish organizations. The firm has admitted that it acquired a company in 1947 that had used forced labor during the war and has also stated that “[It] is either certain or it may be assumed that some corporations of the Nestlé Group that were active in countries controlled by the National Socialist (Nazi) regime employed forced laborers.” Nestlé helped with the financing of a Nazi party in Switzerland in 1939 and ended up winning a lucrative contract, supplying the entire chocolate needs of the German army during World War II. From Vice News: With about 0.5 percent of the world's population, Canada has a disproportionate share of global water supply with seven percent of the globe's renewable water and roughly half of the world's lakes. Groundwater is just one of the many water sources in Canada, but the lack of federal and provincial regulation with regards to groundwater extraction has made it very easy for big companies like Nestle to swoop in and monopolize groundwater resources. In fact, Nestle Waters Canada-a subsidiary of the multi-billion dollar Swiss company Nestle Group actually has a pretty long history of extracting clean groundwater from all across Canada, specifically British Columbia. Nestle Waters has two plants in Canada-one in Hope, BC, the other in Aberfoyle, near the city of Guelph, Ontario. There have been ongoing water disputes between the community and Nestle in both those regions.
It doesn't cover the recent major loss of market share of Maggi in India from 75 to 30% in half a billion dollar market noodle market, following a ban as it was found that the product didn't meet the specs of the FDA and more than tolerable levels of arsenic was found!
4:17 You said Nescafe hit the shelves in 1938 then 1 year later it had become one of the most popular coffee products in the country but the caption shows 1958, is that just a typo? Also great video keep up the good work.
Nestlé has a very crappy past. At the same time these companies are all the same in the commodity sector that have vast international influence and truly a global companies. Be it the Dutch Unilever or American Mondelez International.
After the harm that Nestle has caused to Canadians after their decision to pull Stouffer's, Lean Cuisine, and Delissio (known as Di Giorno) products out of Canada but no other country, the food giant is truly evil.
But water is NOT a human right.. you can call it a human right all you want, but will not make it one. Water is a resource, a resource can't be a human right. You can't provide water free to everyone... If you can't... this is not a human right.
Yeah we had some production issue these past few weeks, but they've been taken care of so you should be seeing a lot more of us in your subscription feed in the coming months!
you didnt mention how they buy aquifers in 3rd world nations for cheap prices then bottle to water and sell it way priced up. Making water cost the people alpt of money amd having no other water supply. Nestle is fucked up
Nestle has existed long enough to see it change from a benefit to society (establishing a company to solve infant mortality) to a detriment ("The other view says that water is a foodstuff like any other, and like any other foodstuff it should have a market value." - Peter Brabeck-Letmathe 2005 Acting CEO of Nestle)
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Also, when you buy Nestle pure life water you're basically purchasing your own tap water
😂😂😂
*when you have very fresh tap water:*
Well the bottle is where the value is... If you call that value.
@@xlivtheman they are such cheap bottles too tho😂😂
@@WebEvolve lol 😆
So at first they "wanted to save lives" and "ended up making profits".
Then they "wanted to make profits" and "ended up destroying lives".
It all depends on who the leader is. Earlier who started the company was more inclined towards solving a problem. Eventually when leadership changed the company shifted from a people driven company to a profit driven company. It all depends on the person who has the authority.
Boycott all things Nestle. Their chocolate sucks anyway
blame the govt of those poor places.
overcame by greed
Actually it is us who is responsible for this whole mess. I mean we are buying right;)
I really appreciate that you were straight forward about their human rights abuses. We need to be more honest about how inhuman our companies are. This is a great channel.
Ed Foster it doesnt matter
MISTER why ? you are clearly not the one starving right ?
If each one of us owned some lands growing our things and eating from there this world would be much better for many reasons! All these factories and industries dont match with human mindset and way of life! They match more with evil! Honestly! Lets see the truth! Too much food poisoning mind control attempts etc! They just want to rule the world and control humans! You know the motherfucking new world order! They want us to forget about God and start worshippig shaytan! Audhu billah! But God justice will come! And when it will come all these evil people that worship shaytaan and money will wish to be just a dust in the wind inshallah!
Eh, that's why they are big. Being ethical is costs more. I mean who actually thinks companies can do a right thing in face of profits. Sometimes they do the right thing, but it's almost always because because in that situation it's more profitable move. Either to get good pr, market changing or being forced to do so and then spinning it as them being saints.
@@MisterCOM you are not a human right
-Nesle CEO
Nestle is so dominant here in Malaysia. Milo and Nescafe drink is available in 95% restaurant around the country. Maggi is default name for every instant noodle.
Wow, interesting to see origin of the company was based on trying to solve a moral problem [infant mortality]. Think there is a great lesson to be had there!
Either you die the hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.
Something like not bothering with lack of clean running water in poor countries, and "let's sell it without any precautions or water cleaning equipment" attitude for greed statement.
The vision of the founder of the company put Nestlé into that business and demands of capitalism to maximize profits combined with the human propensity for moral flexibility led to the death of third world children...
Joe Caner Ironic how a company founded based on a solution of a moral dilemma became said moral dillemma controversy
And now they want to privatize water...
WW1 and 2 were great years for billionaires
malcolm X and shit for the rest of us. Just like most major world events
this comment is underrated
Maybe the communists have a point
Except for belgium,dutch,French,danish,norweigan,yugoslavian,greek and polish. But yeah American and British had a jolly good time.
2020 too
So their policy is simply make more money at any cost and buy more competing companies while you still can to expand the brand.
Business is still business. Make profit by any means necessary
It is sad that that is what people growing up today think is the given purpose of any bussiness, including me. When I was younger I couldn't imagine a different goal of creating a bussiness than making profit and expanding indefinitely, no no.
Even the most "forward-thinking" companies will exploit for profit when given the chance
Kino Kino otherwise, they'd go bankrupt.
hahaha, that's true
The graphic with all the logos and brands was really eye opening.... 0:20
I just wanna say...this channel is great! I subscribed to you guys a while ago because I love learning about stuff like this. Regardless of what one thinks about the companies being discussed, this type of history is fascinating to learn about. Please keep making more videos about huge companies like this. I've been to many other channels on UA-cam and none of them are doing anything like this yet. You guys are definitely onto something here!
Nestle is sadly one of the most evil corporations on this planet - and this is saying alot considering that most corporations are like this. But they continue to take the cake - their own of course, it needs to be nestle cake.
Mäxchen Musterhausen Tell me what can we even do it's too big of a company if somehow it went bankrupt it could literally send the entire economy of the world into the ground .Plus tons of job will be loss as well
FEAR-MONGERING IS IN ACTION...
@@breakerdawn8429 expropriation
I found out that Bill Gates owns shares from Nestle and Monsanto. How do people trust him to save us from Corona? He wants to vaccinate and digitalize the entire world.
how on earth they were able to absorb so many companies is beyond me
M O N E Y
money creates money
They just buy it.
150 years and I think all people eat ?
My middle finger has been performing exceptionally well over the years and is certainly a market leader in its field. The forecast is that my middle finger will continue to prosper, gaining a lead on my other fingers. Hopefully Nestle will acquire my middle finger soon.
This is one of the greatest production, expansion, investing fantasy i have ever seen!
95% of those brands are junk food... now that I take a second look make that 99%
themonkeyhand sources plox i am prety sure that their healtcare products are more then 1%
Weird thing, Nestle used to be pronounced "Nessel" in a large amount of countries until the mid 90s.
That's because that's close to the French pronunciation when you omit the accent aigu that's now shown on all the branding (but wasn't always). With the accent, it'd be pronounced: "ness-lay" in French.
I still spell it like that
of course youre here
In australia we pronounce it like that.
Until VERY recently, I used to pronounce it as Nessel as well... lol
Ever since I heard their CEO say humans don't have a right to drinking water I have avoiding any and ALL Nestle products. That i know off.
We have to wake up people, some states in the US don't even allow citizens to collect rain water from their own backyard! Have you heard anything so outrageous? Fucking rain water. Nobody has the right to claim nature, that belongs to all of us, yet the elites are taking possession of it and nobody cares. Let's worry about gender pronouns instead because that concerns so many of us, sigh.
that's bullshit canuck, what the hell are they going to do to stop you? gullible moron.
+John Smith Stay in denial forever moron, you're their ideal citizen. The law on collecting water is very old, but the governments can chose to enforce this when water will be scarce for the benefits of corporations. Right now Wall Street is investing in water because they see something coming.
www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2015/03/24/it-is-actually-illegal-in-colorado-to-collect-the-rain-that-falls-on-your-home/?.3b0bf32639bb
vintagevalueinvesting.com/how-to-invest-in-water-like-michael-burry-from-the-big-short/
www.nytimes.com/2015/09/25/business/energy-environment/private-water-projects-lure-investors-preferably-patient-ones.html
John Smith a couple of years ago somebody got prison time for it hapoend in comiefornia i believe
water is not a human rigth.
I'm not the only one that thought the music was kind of sad right?
Roberto Almanza Because is a sad story of business. They became so powerful because wars and death. Isn't sad
Yhea, I tried to make it have ups and downs, but overall I didn't want to make it too happy, mostly because the child slavery bit at the end wouldn't fit too well with cheery music >_>
Wars, death, labor, and controversy. This nailed it on the head, and by the end of the video the music was more than fitting.
this is the dumbest question of all time.
because Nestle is a sad company
Holy shit, just like that, all of sudden this channel has over 100k subscribers. I remember not long ago subscribing when you have only a few thousand. Truly shows that great content will bring subscribers. Great video, I really love learning about this sort of stuff and your well put and easy to follow videos are great for just that.
+Aeonation Baelfyr glad to hear from an early subscriber and I'm happy you're still around! This growth has indeed been very sudden and it still feels surreal.
THATS WHY I LOVE NESTLÉ CRUNCH
I've been boycotting them for several years now, since I became educated on the issues. It feels great, and although they still sell their products to those who don't know any better (or don't care enough), it feels great to never touch their crappy shit.
Thank you so many of my friends make fun of me for boycotting them but here is a comment section of people like me!
I found out that Bill Gates owns shares from Nestle and Monsanto. How do people trust him to save us from Corona? He wants to vaccinate and digitalize the entire world.
@Clarissa 1986 and the worst comment I have ever read goes tooo
@Clarissa 1986 did it ever occur that they litterally beat children and people dont really like that in their food and they arent paid they are trapped in debt so that they can never leave they also have their identities tossed so they can never escape so really do your research before defending child slavery.
This is why we need tougher monopoly laws!
Local laws are useless against international Companies. That´s why they keep dividing us.
As long as there is no global instance, the world is ruled by Corporations.
If one contry forbids to them to do a thing they simply move the production to another one.
And Swizerland is a paradise for curropt companies because of some nice loopholes.
An example : In the EU it´s not allowed to produce forbidden goods. In Zwizerland you are free to do so as long as you produce it in order to sell it in other countries. That´s why swizerland has so many Tabacco Factories. You can make Zigarretes for all the countries even if you use Substances that are forbidden in Cigarettes in Europe.
The same with Pesticides and Medicins that are forbiden in Europe.
*economy collapses*
@@beauberry6179 ikr
Dude you deserve 1 million subscribers. Your videos are great.
I want to commend the transparency of all your videos great job!
Your videos never disappoint. Keep em coming! Please!
Dude, I love your videos. Hope we get a whole lot more over the summer.
Awesome video BC. Super high quality and informative. My perception of Nestle has been shifted as well lol.
The Indian Maggie controversy should have been included as well
I love these!!! I didn’t know all this about Nestle. Very informative. Keep doing these because they are pretty informative and knowledgeable.
I normally defend businesses when people say "BIG BUSINESS IS EVIL" but not this time. Not Nestlé. Not those assholes.
"Cold Fution" & "Business Casual" are two of my most fevorite channel... they put a lot of effort.. and proves quality content will give you benifit for a long long time over content quantity. ill buy u a drink on patreon.. for sure... thanks for the tremandas effort you guys put on this channel...
very insightful. A great history of a company growth from being Capitalistic to being a ruthless Monopoly.
very educational , thank you I appreciate it
Do a video about IKEA
yes please do a video abt IKEA
@Nikhil Mankar ikea is a company with many things and furnitures for house
It's amazing to learn about the humble beginnings, struggles, and progress of huge companies like Nestle. Loved this video !!
I spoke too soon.. the last minute and a half of this video kind of changed my opinion. People should not have right to Water ? Serious ?
We still have to work endless hours for our food. The only difference is now many of us do it chained to a cubicle.
BTW: On the back of products, in the small print near the back of the item, you can see: bottled by: _______ or packaged by: ______
So you can know what company owns that product.
WOULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME THE NAME OF THE SOFTWARE YOU USE
Adobe Premiere CC 2017!
THANKS A LOT
"You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain"
Fun fact :
Second largest shareholder of Nestle was Ishare, Which it was dedicated branch company
from Blackrock, The largest AUM
& Shareholder agency or corporate
entity in the world
Thanks for making these videos, very educational and fun content 10/10!
Saw a Nestle ad before the video
DUN DUN
“If money is your hope for independence you will never have it. The only real security that a man will have in this world is a reserve of knowledge, experience, and ability.”
Henry Ford--
man these are so good, love your work
The narrator is so good that i want to speak like him
Great video! You should do other agribusiness or related to like JohnDeer, Dole, Del Monte, Syngenta, DuPont, Welch, Chiquita.
I love your videos! Keep them coming
Never clicked of the protogent ad so fast
That image at 0:23 was amazing- I paused and looked at that for a while.
Matthew Feeney I have a screenshot of it. Wanna see
Wow, thank you, this video is very interesting, and it helped me a lot with a school project! everything is explained so well
I appreciate your time and effort, thank you very much
Wtf L'Oreal is owned by Nestle?
meaturama yeah Nestlé the boss..I love KitKat tho...
Nestlé owns your mom too bro
X files theme
They don’t put all their eggs in one basket
I honestly didnt know that!
People don't have the right to water pwoah
I find that amaaazzziiing that he even tried to have that conversation.... When is tooo much money enough money???
88deeep Okay never. Some people are so poor all they have is money
Positive rights and property rights are mutually exclusive.
When you are a greedy psychopath like Nestle CEO, no amount of money is enough.
Always pays to look at both sides of the argument
Great content as always. Nevertheless it's sad to see that most of the biggest companies were boosted by wars, and overpass criticism because they are too big to fail.
Love the background music....so intense👍
I used to drink nestle nido, milo, nescafe, bear brand milk and eat koko krunch, Maggi noodles! Of course dessert like nestle crunch, kit Kat and butter fingers! Nd some collaborations like Nestlé magnolia ice creams and nestle Goya nicknacks!
Dr Olav Sopp was the first in the world that successfully canned unsweeten condensed milk. 1889 came the product out called viking melk. It was a Norwegian man and company. Nestlé bought it first factory abroad in 1898 and it was viking melks factory in Kapp, Norway.
I got a Nestlé Ad for kit-kat before watching this video
I love the concept of this channel. Subbed!
Related same channel.We have Desi Ghee,Honey,Makhan,Gur,Shakkar etc
Cash on Delivery all over in Pakistan
My suggestions for future videos:
IKEA
Unilever
Danone
Corona
Samsung
Carrefour
Royal Dutch Shell
Your channel is gold
Nestle was about to start an evaporated milk plant in india in early 1950s.The then chief of National dairy development board ,Dr varghese kurien told the company to take indian workers in the factory.They objected saying that it is not a job for locals as it needs skill and precision.
From businesspundit.com:
In 2000, Nestlé paid over $14.5 million into a fund to try to deal with claims of slave labor suffered at their hands from Holocaust survivors and Jewish organizations.
The firm has admitted that it acquired a company in 1947 that had used forced labor during the war and has also stated that “[It] is either certain or it may be assumed that some corporations of the Nestlé Group that were active in countries controlled by the National Socialist (Nazi) regime employed forced laborers.”
Nestlé helped with the financing of a Nazi party in Switzerland in 1939 and ended up winning a lucrative contract, supplying the entire chocolate needs of the German army during World War II.
From Vice News:
With about 0.5 percent of the world's population, Canada has a disproportionate share of global water supply with seven percent of the globe's renewable water and roughly half of the world's lakes. Groundwater is just one of the many water sources in Canada, but the lack of federal and provincial regulation with regards to groundwater extraction has made it very easy for big companies like Nestle to swoop in and monopolize groundwater resources.
In fact, Nestle Waters Canada-a subsidiary of the multi-billion dollar Swiss company Nestle Group actually has a pretty long history of extracting clean groundwater from all across Canada, specifically British Columbia. Nestle Waters has two plants in Canada-one in Hope, BC, the other in Aberfoyle, near the city of Guelph, Ontario. There have been ongoing water disputes between the community and Nestle in both those regions.
THATS WHY I LOVEEEEE NESTLE CRUNCH.
good video, very informative!
It doesn't cover the recent major loss of market share of Maggi in India from 75 to 30% in half a billion dollar market noodle market, following a ban as it was found that the product didn't meet the specs of the FDA and more than tolerable levels of arsenic was found!
Really interesting, thanks for making this.
if u want to see change in the world startwith what YOU can do,avoding any nestle products is a good first step
4:17 You said Nescafe hit the shelves in 1938 then 1 year later it had become one of the most popular coffee products in the country but the caption shows 1958, is that just a typo? Also great video keep up the good work.
Yup, should've said 1939. Not sure how we missed that one. Good catch!
Yeah I don't usually pay close enough attention but I guess I'm having a good day. Like I said though, love the videos.
It will continue to grow until mainstream media starts reporting about real problems, which will never happen.
Nestlé has a very crappy past. At the same time these companies are all the same in the commodity sector that have vast international influence and truly a global companies. Be it the Dutch Unilever or American Mondelez International.
Yeah but how does that refer to my comment?
Man, I love your videos! You should make one for Ford, GE, and DELL
Rodolfo Cruz maybe he could try doing Coca Cola
After the harm that Nestle has caused to Canadians after their decision to pull Stouffer's, Lean Cuisine, and Delissio (known as Di Giorno) products out of Canada but no other country, the food giant is truly evil.
thanks for the video
I had no idea Nestlé was so big. I've been eating Nerds and drinking Nestea all my god damn life and never knew that they were owned by nestlé
how do you xo research for each topic
Google
Te CEO of Nestlè says that water is not a human right. Don't forget the next time you are in the supermarket buying the company products
But water is NOT a human right..
you can call it a human right all you want, but will not make it one.
Water is a resource, a resource can't be a human right.
You can't provide water free to everyone...
If you can't... this is not a human right.
I hope one day you will be so thirsty and broken. Then, you will realize what you have been defending all these years...
Where i live you need to pay for water, unless you live in shit conditions. That means you can't abuse water.
@@hanarielgodlike9283 Thats the basic human right. Companies should use water as source of profit.
Worry not Nestle, you will get them all one day.
Missed your videos!!!!!
U got to make more videos,
rarely get to see ur videos
Yeah we had some production issue these past few weeks, but they've been taken care of so you should be seeing a lot more of us in your subscription feed in the coming months!
good to know,
U make good stuff,
so keep it going in high frequency.
Your videos are gold! I love everything you make! You should do a video about Heineken or VOC.
Very good content, keep it up
Those ten conglomerates that you showed at the beginning, basically own the planet. Scary
Hey does anyone know where I can find the sources of this video? I want to learn more about Nestlé but can't find the sources in the description...
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Interesting therefore.... subscribed! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Amazing nano-documentary brah!
I like your video very much !!
Not only China has food safety issues.
Every industry seems to always have average of 5-8 companies that control almost everything
you didnt mention how they buy aquifers in 3rd world nations for cheap prices then bottle to water and sell it way priced up. Making water cost the people alpt of money amd having no other water supply. Nestle is fucked up
Nestle has existed long enough to see it change from a benefit to society (establishing a company to solve infant mortality) to a detriment ("The other view says that water is a foodstuff like any other, and like any other foodstuff it should have a market value." - Peter Brabeck-Letmathe 2005 Acting CEO of Nestle)
Waooh...
This is a nice piece, an eye opener.
Subscribed great channel.
Great channel
I had no idea Nestle owned Maybelline- time to find a new eyelash conditioner
all I know is, food fills me up.
Bought a bag of Nesquick today, should have chosen Oboy instead...
My favourite choclate kitkat and munch
when you realize Nestlé is older then the gov of canada
Beretta is older than America.
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Nestle has had a factory in South Africa, for over 70 years.