Progress Report 2019 - Nestlé
We report on our progress every year. Particular emphasis is on global initiatives to promote healthier lives for children, help young people access economic opportunities and demonstrate our protection of water resources. We also act decisively to tackle the current plastic pollution challenge and are working to become carbon neutral.
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