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Farm to Fork: A responsible way of production by Nestlé
The largest food and beverage company in the world — Nestlé — has been practicing a sustainable approach to production that is beneficial to the organisation, society, the environment as well as the consumers. With their wide variety of Nestlé products, you probably come across at least one every day. To ensure that these products are of standard quality, sustainable, and leave as less carbon footprint as possible, Nestlé globally has an impactful approach, “Farm to Fork” and Nestlé Bangladesh also opted for the approach for their food products.
Nestle starts infant formula processing in Bangladesh
Nestle Bangladesh today started its infant formula processing, filling and packaging plant at its factory in Sreepur of Gazipur at a cost of Tk 150 crore.
Maggi noodles go back on sale in India
Nestle relaunches its popular Maggi noodles in India, five months after a food scare saw them taken off shelves.
India Maggi ban 'legally untenable'
A court in India has lifted a government ban on Nestle's popular Maggi noodles, but ordered fresh tests before the product can go back on sale.
India government sues Nestle for $100m over Maggi noodles
India is suing Nestle for $100m (£64m) over "unfair trade practices" that caused damage to consumers through misleading advertisements related to its Maggi noodles product.
Nestle to destroy noodles worth $50m
Nestle says it will destroy more than $50m worth of its hugely popular Maggi noodles, following a ban imposed by India's food safety regulator.
Nestle challenges Maggi noodles ban
Nestle India has challenged a ban imposed by India's food safety regulator on its popular Maggi noodles.
India bans Maggi after safety scare
India's food safety regulator bans Nestle from making and selling its hugely popular Maggi instant noodles, calling them "unsafe" and "hazardous" after tests found they contained excessive lead.
Madhuri Dixit gets FDA notice for endorsing Maggi
Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit finds herself in legal trouble with the Haridwar Food and Drug Administration for endorsing Maggi noodles.
Farm to Fork: A responsible way of production by Nestlé
The largest food and beverage company in the world — Nestlé — has been practicing a sustainable approach to production that is beneficial to the organisation, society, the environment as well as the consumers. With their wide variety of Nestlé products, you probably come across at least one every day. To ensure that these products are of standard quality, sustainable, and leave as less carbon footprint as possible, Nestlé globally has an impactful approach, “Farm to Fork” and Nestlé Bangladesh also opted for the approach for their food products.
Nestle starts infant formula processing in Bangladesh
Nestle Bangladesh today started its infant formula processing, filling and packaging plant at its factory in Sreepur of Gazipur at a cost of Tk 150 crore.
Maggi noodles go back on sale in India
Nestle relaunches its popular Maggi noodles in India, five months after a food scare saw them taken off shelves.
India Maggi ban 'legally untenable'
A court in India has lifted a government ban on Nestle's popular Maggi noodles, but ordered fresh tests before the product can go back on sale.
India government sues Nestle for $100m over Maggi noodles
India is suing Nestle for $100m (£64m) over "unfair trade practices" that caused damage to consumers through misleading advertisements related to its Maggi noodles product.
Nestle to destroy noodles worth $50m
Nestle says it will destroy more than $50m worth of its hugely popular Maggi noodles, following a ban imposed by India's food safety regulator.
Nestle challenges Maggi noodles ban
Nestle India has challenged a ban imposed by India's food safety regulator on its popular Maggi noodles.
India bans Maggi after safety scare
India's food safety regulator bans Nestle from making and selling its hugely popular Maggi instant noodles, calling them "unsafe" and "hazardous" after tests found they contained excessive lead.
Madhuri Dixit gets FDA notice for endorsing Maggi
Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit finds herself in legal trouble with the Haridwar Food and Drug Administration for endorsing Maggi noodles.
