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Nestlé in the Community

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Survey Do you think about the environment when you buy food?

 19.09% No

 80.91% Yes


Total Votes : 634

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Environmental sustainability stories

Innovations in bottled water packaging

Nestlé Waters North America (NWNA) continues to invest in improving its environmental performance, with the objective of having the industry’s lightest environmental footprint per unit of product. One priority is the bottle itself, and the company has made progress in reducing the bottle’s environmental footprint by introducing innovative, lighterweight packaging. The carbon embedded in the purchased PET resin for the bottle accounted for 55% of NWNA’s greenhouse gas emissions.
Environmental sustainability stories
Capturing energy and avoiding waste: “Java Log®”
Nestlé USA is helping to safeguard the environment through pollution prevention and control, energy conservation and recycling/solid waste management practices.
Reducing the impact of packaging on the environment
As part of its drive to reduce the impact of packaging on the environment, Nestlé supports an integrated approach with investment in innovative materials, source reduction, reuse, energy recovery and recycling.
Use of pesticides and fertilizers in agriculture
Nestlé procures a large share of its agricultural raw materials through the commodities trade on the open market. However, there are some classes of raw materials where this is not possible because of strict limits for quality that are imposed either by Nestlé or by national food legislation.
Returning cleaned water to the ecosystem
Nestlé’s first objective is to minimize the volume of water used in its operations. Our company continues to invest in plants to treat water after it has been used in manufacturing, returning cleaned water to the ecosystem.