This week, Nestle got the industry talking with its claim it can "significantly reduce" the sugar in its confectionery products and Unilever gave a detailed update on its strategy at its 2016 investor day, while the two companies were among those under scrutiny for their sourcing of palm oil after Amnesty International's claims child labour is being used on plantations in Indonesia.
Food market quotes of the week - Nestle's sugar "discovery", Unilever's 2016 investor day, Wilmar in palm oil spotlight
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