Hi Wendy,
It is difficult to track.I remember at one conference I was helping to
plan, that we discovered very late in the process that one of the products
to be served was from nestles. There were a lot of phone calls and
maneuvering, but we did manage to find a substitute. Multinationals are SO
hard to track, but we do what we can.

Sharon Knorr, BfUSA Breastfeeding Counselor
Colorado, USA

On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 2:25 AM Wendy Blumfield <[log in to unmask]>
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> I have been avoiding Nestles products for years - to the amusement of a
> close friend who is a retired financial director of Strauss Ice Cream.
> To my sorrow I have seen Nestle`s coffee at breastfeeding conferences and
> health providers` study days - and always complained.
> The problem is that Nestles own so many companies that it is difficult to
> identify and boycott all of them.
> But we do our best.
> Wendy Blumfield
> Prenatal Teacher/Tutor and Breastfeeding Counsellor
> NCT.UK
> Former President Israel Childbirth Education Centre.
>
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