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Nestlé is a very large food company.

Nestle logo 1938
Nestle logo 1938

It is based in Vevey, Switzerland. The company was formed in 1905. Two Swiss businesses joined to make it. One was the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company. The other was founded by Henri Nestlé.

Henry Nestle
Henry Nestle

Henri Nestlé made food for babies. Later, the company grew to make many things. They make coffee, tea, and candy. They also make pet food and ice cream. Some of their brands include Kit Kat and Nescafé.

Samples of Nestle Toll House Cafe
Samples of Nestle Toll House Cafe

Nestlé has 335 factories. They work in 185 different countries. They employ about 271,000 people. The company has faced many problems. People have criticized how they do business. In the 1970s, people boycotted them. This was about how they sold baby food. They have also faced issues with cocoa production. Today, the company works on health science. They make special food to help people stay well.

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