Is Nestle Adding Sugar to Baby Food in the Global South? | Vantage with Palki Sharma

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  • Опубликовано: 16 апр 2024
  • Is Nestle Adding Sugar to Baby Food in the Global South? | Vantage with Palki Sharma
    Consumer giant Nestle has been accused of adding sugar to baby products sold in global south countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Studies found that the same products sold in Western markets do not have added sugar, raising questions about the company's attitude towards lower- and middle-income countries. While most countries don't have stringent rules on limiting sugar levels in baby food, global guidelines warn against adding sugar to such products. Nestle claims it follows global guidelines and that recipes depend on local regulations and availability of ingredients. What explains Nestle's contrasting approach? Why is added sugar harmful for infants? Palki Sharma tells you.
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Комментарии • 591

  • @wolfmangoland7972
    @wolfmangoland7972 29 дней назад +373

    The Bhopal gas disaster of 1984 exposed Western hypocrisy, regarding industrial practices and responsibilities of multinational corporations.

    • @altmosetz_01
      @altmosetz_01 29 дней назад +31

      As well of the Indian Govt. Rajiv Gandhi Govt actually helped Warren Anderson leave India with the Congress Minister Kamal Nath & his son's Span Aviation playing a key role. PM Rajiv Gandhi's friend Adil Shahryar was serving a 35-year prison sentence in the USA and was released in June, 6 months after Warren Anderson was helped to leave India for US

    • @surfexel647
      @surfexel647 29 дней назад +10

      With government help they escaped

    • @dawn_alex
      @dawn_alex 29 дней назад +9

      They just renamed the company to Eveready. Still does Business in India.

    • @wolfmangoland7972
      @wolfmangoland7972 29 дней назад +4

      @@dawn_alex Thank you for the info.

    • @aadu.thoma44
      @aadu.thoma44 29 дней назад +4

      ​@@dawn_alex Yea bro they sell batteries.

  • @sandeepk8381
    @sandeepk8381 29 дней назад +477

    Supreme Court of india going after patanjalli why not these companies ?

    • @jatspace
      @jatspace 29 дней назад +38

      Its because they are not misleading the consumers. Everybody knows abt this but still choose to use these garbage products mostly cause they dont care or just not educated enough to know the harm these products do.

    • @sandeepk8381
      @sandeepk8381 29 дней назад

      @@jatspace they are misleading consumers there are hundreds of products in india marketed as will make your stronger, taller, whiter when the ingredients are just chemicals all sold by western companies

    • @user13rs258
      @user13rs258 29 дней назад +1

      ​@@jatspaceactually they're but writing it in the backside or hiding it into the package somewhere hard to see & find..what? : About what they're scamming us on.. like label & healthiness because we believed in them.. 🙂 but the thing lacks is awareness..
      Scamming us with :
      1. SUGAR
      2. MAIDA
      3. PALM OIL
      Thats all they're making in their industries.. coz 0.1% or even 2% of right ingredients doesn't make that food healthy.. 😏

    • @shrutimishra252
      @shrutimishra252 29 дней назад

      It's bcoz they are spineless puppets serving foreign interests.

    • @ramansingh5282
      @ramansingh5282 29 дней назад +1

      @jatspace you are not aware about bornvita misleading campaign... Superme court has taken action

  • @wolfmangoland7972
    @wolfmangoland7972 29 дней назад +284

    In the US Nestle would have a Class Action Lawsuit demanding over a billion dollars.

    • @sarathbabu4091
      @sarathbabu4091 29 дней назад +18

      these are the things we have to learn from US and west institutions and standards

    • @tomcherry4501
      @tomcherry4501 29 дней назад +1

      Kuch nahi hoga nestle Wale 100 crore bribe dekar fssai k dalal kosugary foods continue sold karenge india mein

    • @somebodyandnobody-fs9dr
      @somebodyandnobody-fs9dr 27 дней назад +2

      ​@@sarathbabu4091But the USA is not a reference in healthy consumption

    • @DaisyAppleJuice
      @DaisyAppleJuice 23 дня назад +2

      @@somebodyandnobody-fs9drIn the US we don’t feed our babies canned baby foods. We make the food ourselves, chop it down to tiny pieces and feed it to them. We’re all not as unhealthy as the world would make you believe. We’d never give our infants food that we don’t know where it came from. Africa makes up 24% of the world’s childhood obesity problem.

    • @david-kd6yj
      @david-kd6yj 18 дней назад +1

      sadly, there is no system of class action lawsuit here.

  • @malpalmer3269
    @malpalmer3269 29 дней назад +144

    Best to avoid these processed foods altogether. Indian culture of feeding babies normal food - but soft food is the best

    • @ramansingh5282
      @ramansingh5282 29 дней назад +3

      Stop adding everything related to Indian old culture.. If we will have such thoughts we will be backward how people will invest in R&D?? If we will not do R&D we will never sell our products to other countries...

    • @SarojSingh-nq5ql
      @SarojSingh-nq5ql 29 дней назад +25

      ​@@ramansingh5282
      Ur comment is literally not making any sense.
      He is talking about diet and indeed our older diet was more healthy coz people used to consume natural and healthy food.

    • @SarojSingh-nq5ql
      @SarojSingh-nq5ql 29 дней назад +10

      Exactly food pharma has made a wonderful video over it and a pediatrician has told a wonderful homemade baby food.

  • @Cxc21
    @Cxc21 29 дней назад +129

    Hypocrisy is core of West 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

    • @Salicylic_Acid2024
      @Salicylic_Acid2024 29 дней назад +2

      Right and then It's the Western journalism which is saving lives of our kids.

    • @tomcherry4501
      @tomcherry4501 29 дней назад

      Kuch nahi hoga nestle Wale 100 crore bribe dekar fssai k dalal kosugary foods continue sold karenge india mein

    • @ConstructiveMinds100
      @ConstructiveMinds100 28 дней назад +2

      Not true. Anything big or powerful has this tendency. That is why many Indian and Chinese corporations can be painted with the same brush.

    • @Cxc21
      @Cxc21 27 дней назад +1

      @@ConstructiveMinds100 I agree but they don't preach that much like propaganda.,,why doubles standards for Global south countries???

    • @englishnews9587
      @englishnews9587 24 дня назад

      @@Cxc21 legality is the reason. watch druv rathee's "The pharma files" . palki dont say about government on issue

  • @jinnythomas9815
    @jinnythomas9815 29 дней назад +60

    Not just nestle - Coca-Cola,Pepsi and similar products do the same

    • @stillwrinkled
      @stillwrinkled 29 дней назад +4

      Which baby food is made by Pepsi and coca cola?😅

    • @tondematongo32
      @tondematongo32 28 дней назад +2

      Coca cola is liquid candy

    • @VPannagS
      @VPannagS 26 дней назад

      😂​@@stillwrinkled

  • @godzillafelis1904
    @godzillafelis1904 29 дней назад +79

    Very good research and well positioned. Excellent journalism

  • @monicamccarthy3932
    @monicamccarthy3932 29 дней назад +46

    I am an American woman and this happens even in my country. There are additives in some of our food and packaged items, like colors and preservatives, that are banned in Europe and Canada. Also, Coke and soft drinks available in the US contain high fructose corn syrup, which is extremely harmful to health. We need our government to ban hfcs and force companies to add real sugar instead. Corporations are only interested in profits, not our health. We need to read the labels carefully before consuming. So, this is not just a problem in poor countries, corporations do this in first world countries as well.

    • @crimsonmoon123
      @crimsonmoon123 29 дней назад +9

      True, but the extent to which it happens in the global south is wild. Rampant violations are going on but nobody seems to care cuz human life is of little value down here.

    • @FernandaSilva-xj1mg
      @FernandaSilva-xj1mg 27 дней назад +1

      A América não é somente os Estados unidos

    • @AlOfNorway
      @AlOfNorway 23 дня назад

      @@crimsonmoon123I think it’s the same in the west honestly. Capitalism has corrupted our society. Expansion and profits over quality and decency. “New” science and products that are supposed to be better are actually just a scam they use to fulfil their goals and targets. We are all unfortunately left to ourselves and our own intellect when deciding what to eat. Yet the answer to all our questions is not far away. Our parents and grandparents knew very well what worked and what didn’t, and all of them just ate natural food with no additives. We are being misled by science and big money, and we are all victims of our own creations. Being natural is the easiest way of life, but being immersed in civilisation unfortunately increases the distance to proper food.

    • @Shashi_589
      @Shashi_589 23 дня назад

      Europe and Singapore have maintained strict regulations on food safety and its standards.

    • @Shashi_589
      @Shashi_589 23 дня назад

      Also in Cosmetics whether sold in India or US, you'll find sodium lauryl sulfate another harmful chemical used in abundant.

  • @pfdanz
    @pfdanz 29 дней назад +93

    Due your own research. Boycott Nestlé products. Nestlé has, from the beginning, used questionable sales practices to increase profits at the consumers' expense. There is a good video on RUclips that describes how Nestlé got its start and manipulated public preception on false claims.

    • @surojeetchatterjee
      @surojeetchatterjee 29 дней назад +2

      Still makes best Tea milk powder in India. Not a single Indian company is near to Everydays quality. Without Nestle my house tea is incomplete.

    • @SarojSingh-nq5ql
      @SarojSingh-nq5ql 29 дней назад +12

      ​@@surojeetchatterjee
      Tell me I'm ignorant and dumb without telling me 🙃
      U just need to read the ingredients that's all it takes.

    • @surojeetchatterjee
      @surojeetchatterjee 29 дней назад

      @@SarojSingh-nq5ql ingredients r better than Indian companies. Indian companies r using palm oil in everything causing more health issues among Indians. First fix that then come to talk about MNCs. Indian companies r famous for food adulteration. Most corrupt practices regarding food is done in India, paying bribes to bureaucrats.

    • @surojeetchatterjee
      @surojeetchatterjee 29 дней назад +3

      @@SarojSingh-nq5ql ingredients r better than Indian companies. Those who eat good quality products, they know which is better. Food adulteration is normal with Indian companies. Its a culture of petty beniyas of India.

    • @surojeetchatterjee
      @surojeetchatterjee 29 дней назад

      @@SarojSingh-nq5ql have u seen Indian companies using excessive palm oil in everything causing health problems ? Or ur part of that petty beniya clan ?

  • @SaiSS961
    @SaiSS961 29 дней назад +139

    Nestle proved its hypocrisy during the maggi lead saga. They did not even apologise. I hate the company. I think India should start boycotting their products.

    • @ankitanandy6076
      @ankitanandy6076 29 дней назад +1

      Getting Indians to boycott Maggi is next to impossible, it is so much a part of our childhood.

    • @wongsoongcheng1245
      @wongsoongcheng1245 29 дней назад +1

      The main tool in India's pocket is boycott.

    • @SaiSS961
      @SaiSS961 29 дней назад +6

      We can replace maggi, it's not a big deal. Nowadays better tasting and better quality wise products are available in the market. We just need to get rid of the habit of buying maggi that's all.

    • @SaiSS961
      @SaiSS961 29 дней назад +1

      Yes, we boycott what's your problem? You are not the one who's eating all the sugar are you? So stop judging others and reflect on your own problems.

    • @alphahalogaming3123
      @alphahalogaming3123 29 дней назад

      But u still consume Their Products
      That's why u don't buy anything from grocery shops

  • @wolfmangoland7972
    @wolfmangoland7972 29 дней назад +58

    Excellent Journalism. Please do more videos like these regularly.

    • @Timakiwala
      @Timakiwala 27 дней назад

      Parents are responsible ::: the pizza burger ladies are more concern for the shape of their breast-- not their own infants.
      Why only Nestle,, maximum companies are like this who are paying their profit huge % to Govt ministers/Govt machineries...
      See the packets hanging in all the stores , are poison for kids, even for us.
      But Govt is busy in Votes & money.

  • @drrakshandaraj
    @drrakshandaraj 29 дней назад +87

    Why doesn’t the government make strict rules like Europe?

    • @surojeetchatterjee
      @surojeetchatterjee 29 дней назад +15

      Bcs Indian petty beniya companies r famous for adulterated foods mostly. 🤷🏽‍♂️🤣

    • @crimsonmoon123
      @crimsonmoon123 29 дней назад +9

      Because we simply can't afford it. Plus our government and bureaucracy is too busy filling their own pockets.

    • @love_cook
      @love_cook 28 дней назад

      Simple, everyone is involved in the corruption. I know for a fact regarding a certain case, even the super court is corrupt.

    • @polamanju
      @polamanju 28 дней назад +1

      Good question

    • @mohammadikram687
      @mohammadikram687 23 дня назад

      In Europe the products are even marked with nutri score Like A B C D etc A being most nutritious. So there u don’t even have to go through ingredients. If our own institutions like FSSAI is not doing there job and INSTA influencers are doing theirs then there’s no need of such institutions😢

  • @sallysally58
    @sallysally58 29 дней назад +25

    Nestle was found supplying polluted ground water as mineral water. This was found during course in Supreme Court.

  • @Santhiish9
    @Santhiish9 29 дней назад +34

    Even milo is high in sugar, and their main target is kids 🤷🏽‍♂️.. some people do aware about this, Palki.

    • @Timakiwala
      @Timakiwala 27 дней назад

      Parents are responsible ::: the pizza burger ladies are more concern for the shape of their breast-- not their own infants.
      Why only Nestle,, maximum companies are like this who are paying their profit huge % to Govt ministers/Govt machineries...
      See the packets hanging in all the stores , are poison for kids, even for us.
      But Govt is busy in Votes & money.

  • @henrijoseph5042
    @henrijoseph5042 29 дней назад +26

    I'm Malaysian and have stopped using Nestle products for more than 12 years.

  • @nalenilambourdiere9620
    @nalenilambourdiere9620 29 дней назад +17

    A few years back, a minister in the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe slammed companies for extra sugar in yogurt compared to France

  • @umeshmendon74
    @umeshmendon74 29 дней назад +105

    Milords will b upset if someone accuses FMCG

    • @HarshitDwivedi-bi9un
      @HarshitDwivedi-bi9un 29 дней назад +1

      Then why your papa modiji not making stringent rules 😢

    • @achu10mech41
      @achu10mech41 29 дней назад +14

      They will rip apart only local brands 😂😂

    • @HarshitDwivedi-bi9un
      @HarshitDwivedi-bi9un 29 дней назад +5

      @@achu10mech41 yes coz they have treatment for cancer , diabetes and corona fool 😃 😀

    • @achu10mech41
      @achu10mech41 29 дней назад

      @@HarshitDwivedi-bi9un they are the one who caused it fool why cancer and diabetes were too low before 1900

    • @aditya_sharma_0
      @aditya_sharma_0 29 дней назад +3

      ​@@HarshitDwivedi-bi9un yes they have treatment of diabetes,in my family I have seen blood sugar go from 105 to 60 and staying there in 2 months.

  • @msdolly6101981
    @msdolly6101981 29 дней назад +127

    Indian SC has no problem 😅. Only Patanjali is the problem 😅

    • @mathurp6889
      @mathurp6889 29 дней назад +20

      Patanjali was false advertising. Nestle wasn't. They clearly mention added sugars on their packages which even though morally wrong, is not a legal crime.
      Stop worshipping corporations in the name of Ayurveda.

    • @libinvarghese8472
      @libinvarghese8472 29 дней назад +8

      Patanjali is the Nestle of India 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @personalpiku-tf7bx
      @personalpiku-tf7bx 29 дней назад +2

      Sc is Supreme cunning

    • @manuvj915
      @manuvj915 29 дней назад +3

      When patanjali was caught then only a thought of big jaints like Nestle came to lime lite

    • @-rate6326
      @-rate6326 29 дней назад +2

      Because patanjali isn't strong.

  • @leventark9812
    @leventark9812 29 дней назад +18

    Very very important report. They've been doing it more than 100 years. I don't think they see us as human beings. But who owns these companies? I believe they do these intentionally and knowingly.

  • @AnonymousAnonymous-dc3jm
    @AnonymousAnonymous-dc3jm 29 дней назад +40

    Still doesn't beat Nestle freely giving formula milk to new mothers so that they use the formula instead of breast milk, which stops the mother from producing milk, thus they buy Nestle's formula milk.

    • @vikashpal4875
      @vikashpal4875 23 дня назад

      Which is bad. Mother's breast milk is the best for babies. Anything else is just replacement.

  • @nikkiphoenix6628
    @nikkiphoenix6628 29 дней назад +5

    Please do follow up on these kind of stories. Thank you for raising awareness on such topics.

  • @blackphoenix114
    @blackphoenix114 29 дней назад +9

    Im surprised its coming out now, they had been doing it for decades now.

    • @Salicylic_Acid2024
      @Salicylic_Acid2024 29 дней назад

      Also surpirsed our Govt and its agencies were sleeping. Thanks to Western Media for bringing this up in light and saving lives of our kids

  • @paulburick1506
    @paulburick1506 29 дней назад +10

    They years ago gave free baby formula in africa to dry mothers milk.

  • @lakshmanankomathmanalath
    @lakshmanankomathmanalath 29 дней назад +6

    Government should take action

  • @deepikasharma1326
    @deepikasharma1326 29 дней назад +2

    Absolutely Right Ma'am
    Strict regulations and punishments are mandatory

  • @stargazeronesixseven
    @stargazeronesixseven 24 дня назад +2

    🙏 Producing good & safe products to customers everywhere in the world is always the best way to win & secured customers in the long run ... Every act has it Karma! 🙏🕯🌏✌🕊

  • @TrainsandRockets
    @TrainsandRockets 29 дней назад +10

    They add sugar and give misleading adds to make all children diabetic and then dependent on they medicine for life... whatever life is left....

  • @leocoolguy4138
    @leocoolguy4138 26 дней назад +2

    Not just Nestlé, many companies do this in FMCG products, be it food, shampoo, chocolate. I've had Hershey from US and in India, they taste very different. In the Indian version one can literally taste the sugar. Even the hair products from a same brand differ in quality.

  • @KANTHAUSTIN
    @KANTHAUSTIN 29 дней назад +4

    In the US Nestle would have a Class Action Lawsuit demanding over a billion dollars. Nestle proved its hypocrisy during the maggi lead saga, and they did not even apologise. India should ban Nestle's products.

  • @BinuIJK
    @BinuIJK 29 дней назад +7

    Nestle is a dangerous company!

  • @N_chanting
    @N_chanting 29 дней назад +2

    When we Indians go abroad and buy yoghurt, we tend to buy Nestle, since we consider it to be a familiar and safe brand. But guess what, they use beef gelatin to set the curd. And a lot of us have been betrayed due to this. 😢

  • @user-ud6mh3os8z
    @user-ud6mh3os8z 29 дней назад +1

    She speaks clearly and explains in a very nice way. Salute to her journalism. Only facts!!

  • @nareshjadhav6834
    @nareshjadhav6834 29 дней назад

    Well done Palki and thanks for highlighting this.

  • @jairasoi7806
    @jairasoi7806 29 дней назад

    Excellent reporting. Thanks 🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @amafarhit2204
    @amafarhit2204 29 дней назад +1

    Good you have seen.

  • @maibege761
    @maibege761 29 дней назад +3

    In Nigeria during the days of the late Dora Akunyili as the DG of NAFDAC, our drugs and provisions were the safest in the world. Products quality assurance were tested in India and Egypt before being sold into the market. Neighbouring countries were relying on the quality tests of NAFDAC for their people. It's not the case now.
    That being said, about this Nestle: the last time I used their infanct cereal 'cerelac' it was too sweet for me an adult let alone an infant. This is how children are introduced to sugar and sweet at an early stage, making them to be choosey and reject our conventional foods that usually have a saline taste.
    Pls let same tests be done on Peak 123 milk which is specially deaigned for children ageds 1- 3 it's quite sugary. I hope the product is in your country

  • @Nsreddy999
    @Nsreddy999 29 дней назад +21

    Why supreme court is not concentrating non indian products . They are strict about indian products . Why?
    Bribe is the reason ?

    • @Salicylic_Acid2024
      @Salicylic_Acid2024 29 дней назад +4

      I dont know whatthe reason is but Same reason why ED CBI are Not raiding or questioning any BJP leaders. 😂 Same reasons. This is India , enjoy

    • @Salicylic_Acid2024
      @Salicylic_Acid2024 29 дней назад +2

      govt food security agencies were sleeping. Thanks to Western Media and its research team which will save lives of our Kids.

    • @aleenaprasannan2146
      @aleenaprasannan2146 28 дней назад

      Because SC can't convict someone when our government and regulators make laws that set them free? SC isn't the one who make the laws.
      Unfortunately, adding addictive food grade substances are not a violation of our constitution, so SC don't even have a leevay to make any directions to change the regulations

    • @astlinj
      @astlinj 24 дня назад

      did the bjp governmnet formed any law for the court to intervine? patanjali was a diiferent case they told there product will cure certain diseases. according to law it is wrong.

  • @celiashort6246
    @celiashort6246 25 дней назад +1

    Always be sceptical of products marked.. for export only

  • @hrudanandasahoo8070
    @hrudanandasahoo8070 9 дней назад +1

    She has slammed the loopholes of Indian Government as well Nestle double standards.

  • @gadilaravikumar246
    @gadilaravikumar246 26 дней назад

    Thanks for bringing this news

  • @arjunramaswami4090
    @arjunramaswami4090 29 дней назад +2

    The problem is not necessarily with Nestle, I am sure there are many other companies that do the same. It has to be a problem with the system and enforcement of rules. Blaming just Nestle may not change the root cause of the problem, sure it can be a good example. But the loopholes would still exist

  • @harshildhaduk3766
    @harshildhaduk3766 29 дней назад +4

    Supreme court of Bharat should take strict actions against patanjali and Nestle both.

    • @astlinj
      @astlinj 24 дня назад

      first tell the bjp government to form polices. supreme court cant create its own law

  • @vigneshmoorthy4141
    @vigneshmoorthy4141 29 дней назад

    well explained palki madam

  • @pamny5787
    @pamny5787 29 дней назад

    Amazing report! ❤️

  • @vikasrao2338
    @vikasrao2338 29 дней назад

    True

  • @rishabhhasija
    @rishabhhasija 29 дней назад

    Reminds me of Tigers movie

  • @dennismarfo3536
    @dennismarfo3536 29 дней назад +9

    Yes they are doing so.
    I can say this with all the authority.
    Nido +1 for toddlers in West Africa is full of it..
    I however don't blame them- Nestlé. I blame the corrupt people at the top we have for leaders for this mess.

  • @davejohnson6738
    @davejohnson6738 24 дня назад

    Well done palki , excellent report, I hope Indian government take actions on these companies and spread awareness.

  • @jeetusingh3030
    @jeetusingh3030 25 дней назад +1

    Ms. Palki in India almost every product available in market has some form of adulteration. India's food department does nothing about it because they are highly corrupted. They have fixed income from big consumer companies. Small companies are scrutinized and inspected only to let them go in exchange of money. Company who fail to adhere to this corrupt practices are taken to court on created/ existing issues, only to be released when they pay (eg Maggi, Patanjali).
    India's energy comes from food we eat. It's high time, the government should make great changes in these departments. If we eat healthy, only then we can work healthy.

  • @duncandes1
    @duncandes1 26 дней назад

    Very useful information 😊

  • @eiannmascoll9939
    @eiannmascoll9939 22 дня назад

    Facts

  • @pulakprakriti
    @pulakprakriti 29 дней назад +2

    All MNCs sell cheap rate products in non western countries be it food, cars, anything.

  • @arsalanmirza3411
    @arsalanmirza3411 13 дней назад

    Not just Hypocrisy - it’s also RACISM ‼️

  • @EYE-EM-Actor-TNT-EMT-BMT
    @EYE-EM-Actor-TNT-EMT-BMT 29 дней назад

    Thanks very much ❤Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Bharat 🇮🇳 must take action together 😢😢😢

  • @vaibhav3886
    @vaibhav3886 29 дней назад +1

    Patanjali?

  • @_dheerajmittal
    @_dheerajmittal 29 дней назад +1

    The 3 silent sec at the start of the video is so unsettling now, in the age of constant stimulation.

  • @madhavraigopal5514
    @madhavraigopal5514 29 дней назад +2

    Absolutely, no doubt mighty thieves

  • @johealingtouch6683
    @johealingtouch6683 29 дней назад +1

    Goes to show African continent will always be taken for granted , why ? Because of our greedy leaders , Corruption with our quality standards ....where money changes hands under yhe table . Local regulations my foot !!!!!

  • @palak_777
    @palak_777 20 дней назад

    Hypocrisy is secondary
    This shouldn't happen at all no matter what the country

  • @SureshKumar-gh8vi
    @SureshKumar-gh8vi 27 дней назад

    There is something called ethics. I would say a company should go with the best regulations even though in some countries it’s not there. When it comes to globalisation, I think there should be a global standard ( best one from the world) applicable rather than local regulations until unless local regulation is demanding the opposite.

  • @aryanraj8111
    @aryanraj8111 25 дней назад +3

    Don't directly blame west, we here in India lack regulatory standards on foods and alike.
    EU, UK, US has good, robust regulatory standards.
    My understanding is that if any business finds loopholes, they use it to make extra bucks. Certainly, it's not east or west for business it's money that matters.
    Global south please improve regulatory standards. Don't let business use it to make money while playing with our loved ones health and lives.

    • @englishnews9587
      @englishnews9587 24 дня назад +1

      yes .... we need strong rules and regulations.

  • @worldupdates5362
    @worldupdates5362 24 дня назад

    The world has simply made peace with the fact that different parts of the world are treated differently by companies. This shouldn’t be this okay!!!

  • @davidonyebuchi9467
    @davidonyebuchi9467 25 дней назад +1

    No wonder why we have a pediatric obesity pandemic . Our babies are subtly and insidiously getting addicted to sugar. As a physician, this prevalence had always troubled me.

    • @karabokhwiane7593
      @karabokhwiane7593 24 дня назад

      Continue with your diligent observation, Dr. At this point, individual physicians reports might be the only advocacy we have for the children.

  • @nishantjha6456
    @nishantjha6456 27 дней назад +1

    This is scary 😟

  • @bakangbdeep
    @bakangbdeep 26 дней назад +1

    😢😢😢

  • @nikhildaram1830
    @nikhildaram1830 27 дней назад

    In my opinion if is true
    We should start using Indian based company which gives good baby food or prepare baby food with traditional Indian recipes

  • @ranjeetdukhu756
    @ranjeetdukhu756 24 дня назад

    The government of the day in those countries should put their own rules and regulations

  • @indian9632
    @indian9632 29 дней назад +1

    I never bought a Nestle product in ages

  • @harmanpabla7315
    @harmanpabla7315 22 дня назад

    The same goes for high fructose corn syrup used in American products as opposed to the very same brands and products sold in Europe, ask why and think a little

  • @arai7859
    @arai7859 29 дней назад

    😮

  • @sabari.p
    @sabari.p 25 дней назад

    what about amruthum powder supplied by government of kerala. Please enquire about sugar content.

  • @utsavroy5511
    @utsavroy5511 29 дней назад

    First real news incomparable to other tv channel only shout and not talk real topics awareness like this main issue for our child future thanks

  • @jeebangurung7014
    @jeebangurung7014 16 дней назад

    Indian goverment also make new law about this kind of products for better public health.

  • @prabhakar0076
    @prabhakar0076 27 дней назад +1

    Van2 foreign MNC'S if collegium SC goes after Indian brands

  • @harshildhaduk3766
    @harshildhaduk3766 29 дней назад +1

    Parents should check ingredients of this Nestle products and than they should buy for their children

  • @jishasen7328
    @jishasen7328 29 дней назад

    😢

  • @Shashi_589
    @Shashi_589 23 дня назад

    Despite having high budget of US in food safety, some toxic products are still sold, and childrens happily consume high amount of sugar wherein which the ingredients go unnoticed by their parents most if the time.

  • @cricketarena4926
    @cricketarena4926 28 дней назад

    Make video on gyan vapi mosque

  • @deepakshinde5044
    @deepakshinde5044 26 дней назад

    Yes right, but it is also the responsibility of the govt of respective countries to enforce regulations, let me explain with an analogy, it is similar to question the ethics of the thief to not rob the house whose doors are open or weak

  • @1erinjames
    @1erinjames 29 дней назад +1

    It seems as tho intentional harm is being done. In the USA, there are so many ingredients used that are not allowed in other countries. Profit to cause harm?

  • @MbagwuJustine-js8nz
    @MbagwuJustine-js8nz 25 дней назад

    Thank you for exposing these heartless and Wicked companies

  • @user-gv1yg8ym7m
    @user-gv1yg8ym7m 26 дней назад

    Asking or requesting MNCs to have a moral and ethical business values is like asking or requesting politicians to be honest.
    So the best bet would be for consumers to ditch such MNCs products for safer and home made products.

  • @kaminitayulladil2198
    @kaminitayulladil2198 29 дней назад

    Sad that such a company like Nestle have double standards.😟😟

  • @komphatak3395
    @komphatak3395 17 дней назад

    No sir, I will avoid everything which comes in a good looking packet, it's probably processed food

  • @swaynecruz
    @swaynecruz 25 дней назад

    Our Government should do something about this. This is not done.

  • @cp6947
    @cp6947 29 дней назад +1

    Into fourth year without cane sugar and processed food items that contain sugar. Replaced it with jaggery. And only other sucrose intake is through natural food like fruits and jaggery.
    Dont blame Mark when u r the one paying for internet and using Meta.

  • @Carol-Andrew
    @Carol-Andrew 23 дня назад

    The saddest part is most parents think that feeding their children formula is better that breastfeeding even though they actually can produce the breast milk.

  • @Concerned97
    @Concerned97 29 дней назад

    Yes, some of the milks have too much sugar

  • @auntycovid7507
    @auntycovid7507 26 дней назад

    They are not fair in their selection of employees. In Asia employers employ family members.

  • @jr8472
    @jr8472 26 дней назад

    True,ive seen too many black women overweight here in canada

  • @cP-rh9cf
    @cP-rh9cf 29 дней назад

    Their first priority is profitttt.... Zero responsibilty for health n life of people....

  • @aswinkos
    @aswinkos 22 дня назад

    Would our supreme court dare to question Nestlé ? They would bend their knees before those corporates

  • @Peehu808
    @Peehu808 18 дней назад

    Saarc must try to end poverty unemployment childstunting in the region

  • @govindmatondkar7502
    @govindmatondkar7502 29 дней назад +2

    Ramdeo- let's malign Nestle again !!! 😉 😉😉

  • @caldermendonca6291
    @caldermendonca6291 29 дней назад

    There is no fear for MNC's in India and other south countries. Indian government must take strict action

  • @deeppatne
    @deeppatne 28 дней назад

    1:50 Its simple since India has no guidelines or regulations for added sugar, Nestle does it. Let's question our government for not having the guidelines rather than blaming others. Let's take responsibility

  • @dtvind
    @dtvind 26 дней назад

    Countries govt should take care , feedback from customers are ignored

  • @bhslefty
    @bhslefty 23 дня назад

    While i believe what Nestle is doing is wrong it's not the only company that is doing this. In regards to medicines and other products that were of inferior quality, they were not manufactured in the West. The blame should go to managers and quality control in the factories in the global South. They are probably cutting corners and not taking the manufacturing process seriously. If something does happen they bribe local officials to look away. That culturally would not occur in the West. So yes you can blame large multinationals but some of the issues are at the local level. I know this happens because I worked for a large multinational food company that did business in South America. We had so many issues with corruption, bribery with local officials, and local management not following food safety guidelines that they ended up closing down the plant and just exporting the goods from America.

  • @pumelelabanca1442
    @pumelelabanca1442 24 дня назад

    The way she said Africa.😢😢 1:44.

  • @user-em5wy8zx7o
    @user-em5wy8zx7o 29 дней назад +1

    The body doesn't need sugar, other than for flavor. The problem is that sugar cannot be digested by the body, and can only be used as energy. Unfortunately, energy is provided by carbohydrates and fats. So sugar eventually just accumulates into a pile of fat derived from sugar (glycogen).
    The worst part is that sugar is very damaging to the mitochondria because it cannot be digested, so various diseases arise due to mitochondrial damage. These include, but are not limited to, kidney/liver failure, obesity, cancer, etc.
    Many diseases will be cured (at least slowed down) when we stop consuming sugar, including cancer, because sugar is the food of cancer cells.