Nestle selling Poland Spring and other bottled-water brands for $4.3 billion - Portland Press Herald
Nestlé chairman warns against playing God over climate change | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian
Nestle kicks off $5 billion sale of Pure Life, other water brands, sources say | Reuters
Nestlé Makes Billions Bottling Water It Pays Nearly Nothing For - Bloomberg
Nestlé Makes Billions Bottling Water It Pays Nearly Nothing For - Bloomberg
Nestlé Makes Billions Bottling Water It Pays Nearly Nothing For - Bloomberg
Coke didn't treat Nestea like tea! Nestle Waters CEO on brand rebirth
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Nestle CEO admits bottled water struggles, turns to functional waters - Just Drinks
Nestle says chairman has curable illness, will stay on in role | Reuters
Clouds on the horizon? Nestle, climate change, and the future of bottled water. - Technology and Operations Management
Clouds on the horizon? Nestle, climate change, and the future of bottled water. - Technology and Operations Management
Did the Chief Executive Officer of Nestlé Say Water Is Not a Human Right? | Snopes.com
Did the Chief Executive Officer of Nestlé Say Water Is Not a Human Right? | Snopes.com
Peter Brabeck-Letmathe - Wikipedia
Nestlé Is Both Teacher and Threat to Danone - WSJ
Nestlé Makes Billions Bottling Water It Pays Nearly Nothing For - Bloomberg
Does Nestlé chair Brabeck-Letmathe say water isn't a human right? The messages are mixed - Africa Check
Nestle buys U.S. meal delivery group Freshly | Reuters
Nestlé's Peter Brabeck: Water is a Human Right - YouTube
Misleading: Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, the former CEO of the Nestle group, said that "water is not a human right."
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Nestlé controversy a fresh water wake up call | The Star
