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Nesquik on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“Nestle and Unilever reportedly making claims. From Nestle did not have the prior approval or a label indicating the project was vegetarian or not.”
Nestle is reported to have made claims on products without prior approval or proper labeling regarding vegetarian status.
▶ Hear it“they launched the pomegranate juice industry whereupon Coca-Cola and Nestle jump in and start producing fake pomegranate juice. So they spend another $120 million suing Coca-Cola and so on and the Supreme Court.”
Nestle is mentioned alongside Coca-Cola as producing fake pomegranate juice and being subject to litigation.
▶ Hear it“Here's how Nestle convinced people in Japan to drink coffee. In the 1970s, Nestle were hustling to sell coffee in Japan... Nestle wasn't finding much success according to better marketing... So Nestle enlisted the help of Clèr Rapai, a psychoanalyst... Nestle engaged in a yearslong campaign.”
The discussion focuses objectively on Nestle's marketing strategy in Japan without praise or criticism of the company itself.
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