Offset-spurning Nestle letting some of its brands buy carbon credits to expedite neutrality

Published 23:09 on April 27, 2021  /  Last updated at 11:48 on April 28, 2021  /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, International, Nature-based, Other APAC, South & Central, Switzerland, Voluntary

The world’s largest food conglomerate Nestle has joined the growing number of companies mostly shunning offsets in their quest for net zero emissions, though the Swiss-headquartered firm said it will make exceptions for its brands that want “move faster” towards carbon neutrality.
The world’s largest food conglomerate Nestle has joined the growing number of companies mostly shunning offsets in their quest for net zero emissions, though the Swiss-headquartered firm said it will make exceptions for its brands that want “move faster” towards carbon neutrality.


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