Nestle Philippines Incorporated is a large food manufacturing corporation established in 1983 that manufactures instant coffee, milk, and noodles. It has 497 employees and is committed to helping communities through various social programs, including agronomy assistance for coffee farmers since the 1960s, health and nutrition programs, education initiatives, and environmental protection projects. Nestle also supports corporate social responsibility programs related to agriculture, education, community development, and environmental preservation.

3. Nestle Philippines Incorporated is a large-
scale, well-known international food
manufacturing corporation engaged in the
manufacture of instant coffee, milk, and
ready-to-cook noodles.
It was established in 1983 and is registered
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC) and Bureau of Food and
Drugs (BFAD). Currently, it has 497
employees and member of various
organizations such as Mindanao
Association for Quality, Cagayan de Oro
Chamber of Industries and Personnel
Management Association of the
Philippines.

4. Nestle Philippines is committed to helping in community
and nation building through programs that help the
underprivileged members of society.
Agronomy Assistance
Since the 1960's, Nestle Philippines has
been helping coffee farmers in different
parts of the country through imparting
knowledge on how they can improve their
crops. Members of the company visit these
farmers regularly to reinforce among them
the importance of good plantation
management. By improving methods in
growing coffee, farmers get better yields
and eventually help increase the coffee
supply in the Philippines as well as help
the farmers increase their income.

5. Health and Nutrition
Nestle is an advocate for good health and
proper nutrition. It conducts feeding
programs and medical missions in the
areas where it operates.

6. Education and Manpower
Development
• Donate-a-Classroom Program
• Technical Skills Scholarship
Program
• Academic Linkage Program

7. Community Development
• Cut and Sew Livelihood Project
• Yard and Garden Livelihood
Project
• Suklay and Gunting Project
• Misis Kong Trainors Program
• Julius Maggi Kitchen
• Street Illuminations Project

8. Environmental Protection and
Preservation
• Nestle Environmental Management
• Solid Waste Management Program
• The Greening the Supply Chain
• Air Emission Testing

9. ProgramShift from
Corrugated
Container to Shrink Film
From twin to single sachet
Reduced cut-off length
Packaging Source Reduction Program

10. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Segregation
Reuse Composting

11. Increasing
population, with
simultaneous
depletion of quality
water are driving a
focus to preserve
this essential
resource of life
Water: a precariously diminishing
resource

12. Sensor operated faucets
Water in Manufacturing
•Water Conservation Program
Water Conservation Task Forces and SGA teams
Water gun on all hoses at
production area
Water recycling at vacuum
pump cooling system
Re-used water
for CIP
Boiler blowdown and
effluent
used for watering plants

13. Rural Development in Philippines
Since the 1960s, Nestlé Philippines, Inc.
has adopted an agronomy programme
aimed at increasing the income of coffee
farmers. By improving the methods in
coffee growing, farmers can get better and
higher quality yields, and help increase
coffee supply in the country.

14. In 1994, the Company established
the Nestlé Experimental and
Demonstration Farm in Tagum, Davao del
Norte, where coffee farmers are trained
on the most efficient ways of growing
coffee. It also serves as a venue for the
conduct of experiments and production of
planting materials.

15. OTHER CORPORATE SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY
The company has been very active in
corporate social responsibility practice
and puts premium on programs on
agriculture, education and manpower
development, community development,
health and nutrition, and environmental
protection and preservation.

16. Nestle sponsored PBSP projects such as the
Tree Planting Program in Lipa, the
Agutayan Artificial Reef Project, the
Bayanan Creek Clean-Up Drive, and the
Tapat Ko, Linis Ko Program in Bulacan.
Also supported the Cebu Hillyland
Reforestation Project, Buensuceso
Resettlement Program, Marine Santuary
Regeneration project, and Relief assistance
and rehabilitation of disaster victims.