Nestle accused of double standards in Africa
[The Africa news - Africa] - 20/11/2025
Cerelac products sold across the continent have higher sugar levels than versions in Europe, Swiss group Public Eye has said Swiss food giant Nestle is violating global nutrition guidelines by selling baby cereals with added sugar in African markets, health advocates have claimed. An NGO leveled (…)
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