FRANCE: Nestle sets up Nutrition Foundation
By: Stuart Todd | 9 September 2008
Nestlé France has established a Nutrition Foundation in order to "help families in France to adopt eating habits which are beneficial to health and well-being".
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Nestlé France has established a Nutrition Foundation in order to "help families in France to adopt eating habits which are beneficial to health and well-being".
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