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Thu, 6 May 2004 21:01:36 -0700
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nestle cradle to grave
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A search on Google for the terms "nestle cradle to grave" gives, as one of
the first hits:

Early to the Grave

For some people, the journey from cradle to grave is tragically short.  This
account begins by examining the role of Nestle, the market leader in
manufactured baby foods and the biggest employer of labour of the TNCs
[trans-national corporations] examined in this study.

--"Hungry for Power," published by the UK Food Group, March 1999.
http://www.ukfg.org.uk/docs/Hungry%20For%20Power.pdf

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