What if one company could be both a beloved snack maker and a corporate villain? Join us as we unpack the multifaceted saga of Nestlé, a global giant with a history as rich as its chocolate. From trying to help infant mortality rates to the modern-day controversies that haunt the brand, we explore the evolution of an empire that’s as complex as it is ubiquitous.

We shine a light on the infamous 1970s baby formula scandal that rocked the world and question the ethical dilemmas faced by companies and consumers alike. How does one reconcile the convenience of a trusted brand with its less savory business practices? We navigate the moral minefield of modern consumerism, challenging you to rethink what you know about the brands on your shelves.

The episode continues in a critical turn as we address Nestlé's environmental footprint, especially its controversial water extraction methods. Join us for a thought-provoking dialogue that leaves you questioning not just the ethics of corporations, but the power of your purchasing decisions.

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