Nestle under fire for high sugar levels in baby food in developing nations
An investigation by Public Eye has exposed that two of Nestle’s top-selling baby food products in India contain significantly high levels of added sugars, contrasting starkly with their sugar-free counterparts in developed countries like the UK, Germany, and Switzerland. This revelation has sparked concerns over Nestle’s compliance with international health guidelines aimed at curbing obesity and chronic diseases in children.
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