The reaction from more than a few followers: Don't tell us what to do, Big Brother! (Again, paraphrasing.) Nestle's response: The logo is our intellectual property. This is our page, we set the rules.

One of the logos that's popped up among Facebook users who want to support Greenpeace's campaign against Nestle, modifying the Nestle Kit-Kat candy bar logo. Now, to be fair, Nestle has the right ...

Nestle, the food manufacturer, was wrongly allowed to use a government health logo on its website, the Department of Health admitted. The anti-obesity Change4Life logo should have appeared only ...

When Nestle lobbied to have the video removed from YouTube, Greenpeace turned its force up a notch and encouraged supporters to start posting comments in protest on Nestle's Facebook fan page and ...

Nestlé USA just announced that it has acquired Freshly for $1.5 billion — $950 million plus potential earnouts of up to $550 million based on future ...

Nestle SA, the world’s largest food company, and British American Tobacco Plc, Europe’s biggest cigarette maker, were named top stock picks in consumer goods by a team of Evolution Securities ...

The St. Louis Blues announced Tuesday that the team is starting a brand evolution that will include new primary home and away uniforms as well as a new version of the iconic Blue Note logo.

“Our evolution to Nestlé Professional reflects our commitment to meet the unique needs of our foodservice customers,” said Kathy Lenkov, communications manager for Nestlé Professional.

Although Duke wasn't down with 'The White Lotus' displaying their logo along with some attempted familicide, Nestlé is leaning into the moment. Nestlé Reacts To "Awkward" 'White Lotus' Piña ...

In 2021, Nestlé embarked on an ambitious plan to put all its creative through an AI platform that would rank ads based on their suitability to different online platforms and pull out the key ...

TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 04/26/16 -- At the Evolution of Eating in Canada Symposium today, the University of Toronto presented, for the first time, an in-depth look at a study designed.