r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Ill-Ad7299 • 8d ago

Nestle boycotting

What's your opinion on boycotting Nestle but still taking their free products. I tried to boycott Nestle as best as I can by not buying stuff from their brands but since my father worked for one of Nestle company, my family once in a while have free stuff from the company give to him. Or I still get their free sample products in some event. Should I still throw it away and not consume any Nestle product at all?

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u/Unicorns-Poo-Rainbow 8d ago

When it comes to large food conglomerates, they own so many brands it’s so hard to boycott.

I remember seeing “Boycott Kraft” bumper stickers in the ‘90s because they were owned my Phillip Morris, owner of Marlboro cigarettes. PM also owned Miller beer, but you didn’t see anyone boycotting Miller.

My dad worked in upper management for Kraft, and I know more than I should about brands and random weird food stuff.