Nestle's Robbing Nests

by Writer Wednesday, Sep. 10, 2014 at 4:37 PM

The world's largest food corporation is privatizing the world's waters, draining wetlands, clogging landfills, making plastic trash islands in the seas, causing cancer, animal agony and environmental desecration

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The world's largest food corporation is privatizing the world's waters, causing cancer, animal agony

1 The Nestle corporation of Switzerland, the world's largest food corporation, has been privatizing the world's water supplies, stealing their water from the people of the world and selling it back to them at outrageous prices.

2. It has been draining wetlands, the kidneys of the planet as well as the homes of many bird species.

3. Nestle's sells water under SEVENTY FOUR brand names. Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, Nestle chairman, actually stated "Access to water should not be a public right."

4. Nestle's continues to bottle water in plastic which contains the carcinogen BPA or bisphenol A rather than glass.

5. Nor is it recycling the plastic bottles which end up clogging landfills and creating islands of trash in the ocean.

6. Nestle's is invested in human disease, animal agony and environmental destruction through its marketing of animal flesht and dairy products. How many billions of animals has Nestle's killed, symbolized by the name of one of its brands... Tombstone Pizza.

7. Nestle's spent 1 million to fight GMO labeling in the state of Washington by illegally funneling money through the Grocery Manufacturers Association

http://www.saladbowlbranding.com/current_affairs/grocery-manufacturers-a/

8. Nestle's has been accused of causing labor organizer deaths in the Philippines

Is access to water a public right?
http://integratingdarkandlight.com/the-great-boycott-starve-the-beast/

Why boycott Nestle

http://firenyc.wordpress.com/campaigns/boycott-nestle/

Carcinogen in plastic bottles

http://www.naturalnews.com/042086_bpa_malignant_carcinogen_breast_tissue

Dangers of cows milk

http://notmilk.com

Plastic waste islands in the sea

http://plasticsoupnews.blogspot.com/2013/01/more-oceans-swamped-by-plast

The Nestle monopoly: specific brands

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nestl%C3%A9_brands

74 Brands Under Which Nestle's Profiteers From Water No Longer Free

Aberfoyle
Alaçam (Turkey)
Al Manhal (Middle East)
Aqua D'Or
Aqua Mineral (Poland)
Aqua Pod
Aquarel (water)(Spain)
Acqua Panna
Aquapod
Aqua Spring (Greece)
Arctic (Poland)
Arrowhead (USA)
Baraka (Egypt)
Buxton (UK)
Cachantun (Chile)
Calistoga (USA)
Carola (France)
Ciego Montero (Cuba)
Charmoise (Belgium)
Contrex (France)
Cristalp (Switzerland)
Da Shan YunNan Spring (China)
Dar Natury (Poland)
Deep Spring (China)
Deer Park (USA)
Eco de los Andes (Argentine)

Erikli (Turkey)
Frische Brise (Germany)
Fürst Bismarck (Germany)
Gerber (Mexico)
Ghadeer (Jordan)
Glaciar (Argentina)
Hépar (France)
Hidden Spring (Philippines)
Henniez (Switzerland)
Ice Mountain (USA)
Κorpi (Greece)
La Vie (Vietnam)
Levissima (Italy)
Los Portales (Cuba)
Minéré (Thailand)
Montclair (Canada)
Nałęczowianka (Poland)
Nestlé Aquarel
Pure Life/Pureza Vital/Vie Pure
Nestlé Selda (Portugal)
Nestlé Vera (Italy)
Neuselters (Germany)
Ozarka (USA)
Pejo (Italy)

Perrier (France)
Petrópolis (Brazil)
Plancoët (France)
Poland Spring (USA)
Porvenir (Chile)
Powwow
Quézac (France)
Recoaro (Italy)
Saint-Lambert (France)
Sainte-Alix (France)
San Bernardo (Italy)
San Pellegrino (Italy)
Santa Bárbara (Brazil)
Santa Maria (Mexico)
São Lourenço (Brazil)
Sohat (Lebanon)
Springs (Saudi Arabia)
Theodora (Hungary)
Valvert (Belgium)
Viladrau (Spain)
Vittel (France)
Water Line (South Korea)
Waterman (China)
Zephyrhills (USA)