Maar na dit bericht zou ik het al zeker niet meer van Nestle drinken: “The multinational coffee corporation, Nestle, is demanding a $6m (£3.7m) payment from the government of the world’s poorest state, Ethiopia, as the country struggles to combat its worst famine for nearly 20 years. The money is compensation for an Ethiopian business which the previous military government nationalised in 1975. It could feed a million people for a month, according to Oxfam. The cash-strapped Ethiopian government has offered to pay $1.5m to settle the claim, but yesterday Nestle, which bought the firm’s German parent company in 1986, was standing by its demand, insisting it was a “matter of principle” Ronduit schandalig. Nog een ander verhaal over Nestle en het boycotten van hun producten. Heeft te maken met borstvoeidng en waarom Nestle dit tegengaat (lijkt me nogal logisch)
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