date:Jul 06, 2012
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Like Mars it has social network pages for its brands, but can be defensive over user uploaded content as this site found out first hand. ConfectioneryNews.com posted an article directly on the company's corporate Facebook page about Nestl action on child labour, and it was removed within minutes.
In 2010, Nestl was criticised for attacks on Facebook fans using altered images of the company logo. In the same year its Facebook pages were attacked by Greenpeace over the firms use of palm oil.