Biodiversity > Nestle sets new targets for protecting nature and banning deforestation-linked cocoa and coffee

Nestle sets new targets for protecting nature and banning deforestation-linked cocoa and coffee

Published 16:11 on February 26, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:11 on February 26, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

The world's largest food conglomerate Nestle has published its 2023 sustainability report pledging to reach and maintain 100% deforestation-free primary supply chains by 2025.
The world's largest food conglomerate Nestle has published its 2023 sustainability report pledging to reach and maintain 100% deforestation-free primary supply chains by 2025.


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