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I've never invested in them and wasn't aware of all of the controversies with them. There is a brief article covering several of them https://utopia.org/guide/crime-controversy-nestles...

And now Nestlé investors are reportedly calling for chair Paul Bulcke to step down immediately, holding him responsible for a period of turmoil at the Swiss food giant after the exit of two chief executives in just over a year, the Financial Times reported. https://www.storyboard18.com/brand-makers/nestle-i...

Interesting my searching came across someone who was Chairman and Managing director of Nestle India who seemed to have a good approach to leadership which doesn't seem to match what I've seen in my brief look at Nestle. He said
His message was clear: great leadership is less about power and more about people. "In a crisis, you don't run a company, you serve a family," he said, defining his leadership philosophy with unflinching clarity.
https://www.storyboard18.com/brand-makers/in-a-cri...

Anyhow I have no money in Nestle and I doubt I would since I don't know much about them.

Good luck
Rich

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