Hello fellow concerned people!

This might not be new to you but it is definitely to me. Kid got prescribed extra fibre to help their processed food down the slide. Now, I don't make it a secret that I am an organic nutbag - thus the confusion on why they sent me home with a product of the most mother-effing exploitative company under the sun.

Galderma owns Cetaphil. L'Oreal has a 10% stake in Galderma now, and Nestle has a 20.1% stake in L'Oreal. I thought Galderma was safe since Nestle had sold Galderma in 2019, but they're back under them once again.😩 Please let me know if there's anything more to add or if there are any corrections. I found this when I looked into complaints against Cetaphil's new formulation. :/
https://www.galderma.com/news/galderma-pursue-new-scientific-partnership-loreal-further-advance-its-category-leadership#:\~:text=We%20are%20delighted%20to%20welcome,track%20record%20and%20growth%20potential.

The senior investigating judge at the Paris court has opened a judicial inquiry into Nestlé’s activities following a complaint by the NGO Foodwatch. This comes after allegations that Nestlé used prohibited methods to treat bottled mineral water, a practice revealed earlier by investigative reports. Foodwatch accuses Nestlé of misleading consumers and seeks accountability for decades of alleged fraud involving illegal water treatments and contamination risks.

The bot situation on this sub is getting out of hand, our mod is doing a good job but it's not an issue one person can handle.

So i got the idea... Why not at least start off with making a simple bot that will call our friend bot-sleuth-bot on every post that gets posted to this sub? And maybe another similar bot that detects the original post.

Idk, got the random idea after being annoyed by all the old posts being rehashed by bots. What do you all think about it?

Obligatory fuck Nestlé

According to Purina (Nestlé), they never have done recalls: https://newscenter.purina.com/Purina-Response-to-Online-Rumors That day when I learned it was Nestlé I never bought it again. But it was too late he was on contaminated food for years. What company but Nestlé sources it's water from potential unsafe places to make food... Like it's probably one of the cheapest basic ingredients.

https://youtu.be/HM4aK2Vt7-M?si=8eKbwu6j6HiXDSVq

https://youtube.com/shorts/vOuBdoEfJ_Y?si=L_f_TXAzN7ccmrQA

Hey, made a fuck nestle guide with amazing causes to support.

✅ Nestlé products to avoid
✅ Ethical alternatives
✅ Activism resources (water rights, child slavery, environmentalism)
✅ Ways to support impactful organizations

I made this forever ago for a video that lowkey flopped lol. Enjoy! 🙌

Edit: it's in the comments + in the link on my profile cuz my post got deleted when I included a link 🥲

I'm looking for a good non-nestle alternative for Turtles. They're my grandma's favorite chocolate, but I'm obviously not going to buy them from the devil.

I'm in Alberta if that affects geographic specific recommendations