LOG 2613 GROUP ASSIGNMENT

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  PROBLEM SOLVING FOR NESTLE'S MAIN CORRUPT ISSUE Some solutions for Nestle's company can implement to solve ethical and boycott issue: • Supporting WHO campaign in introducing complementary foods WHO recommends that infants from 6 months of age onwards should be given supplementary foods in addition to breast milk. Initially, offer complementary foods 2-3 times daily for ages 6-8 months, and 3-4 times daily for ages 9-11 months and 12-24 months. increase times. Nestle can instructed in their pakaging for their consumer know to to be instructed in right way. Around six months of age, an infant's energy and nutritional needs begin to exceed those of breast milk, and complementary foods are needed to meet these needs. Babies at this age are developing and ready for other foods. This transition is called complementary feeding. If complementary foods are not introduced or improperly administered by about 6 months of age, infant growth may be stunted. To ensure that the infant...

  NESTLE'S MAIN CORRUPT ISSUE Main corruption issue that nestle company is facing or has faced in the past.      Allegations of unethical marketing of infant formula have historically been one of the main corruption problems that Nestlé, a worldwide food and beverage firm, has had to deal with. Specifically directed at moms who might not have access to clean water or the ability to properly make the formula, Nestlé has come under fire for aggressively pushing its infant formula products in developing nations. Concerns about the effects on newborn nutrition and health have arisen as a result of this. In the 1970s, Nestlé faced a major controversy known as the "Nestlé boycott" or the "Nestlé infant formula controversy." Activists and health organizations accused the company of aggressively marketing infant formula in developing countries and providing inadequate information about the risks associated with its use. Nestlé was accused of contributing to the high inf...