You are in Nestlé USA Contact menu Contact us Home Communities Sourcing Responsibly Sourcing Responsibly People increasingly want to know where their food comes from and how it’s made. Our system of responsible sourcing helps answer those questions, while ensuring that our business sits on sustainable and ethical foundations. To us, responsible sourcing means paying attention to critical social, environmental, economic and animal welfare issues when obtaining raw ingredients. Respecting Human Rights We make sure that respect for human rights remains at the forefront of Nestlé’s business by continually reviewing, monitoring and addressing the human rights risks of our activities. By upholding international human rights standards, and continuous and consistent application of our own policies, which are aligned with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, Nestlé can make a positive impact on all our stakeholders. We’re tackling child labor in our cocoa supply chain through pioneering monitoring and remediation schemes in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana, which form part of the Nestlé Cocoa Plan. The Nescafé Plan and Nespresso AAA Sustainable Quality Program help us to source more and more of our coffee sustainably, while building resilient communities and landscapes. Does Nestlé have child labor in its cocoa supply chain? READ MORE Sourcing coffee through the Nescafé Plan and the Nespresso AAA Sustainable Quality Program READ MORE Farm Animal Welfare All shell egg and egg product ingredients Nestlé sources to make our U.S. food products are 100% cage free. By 2024, we will strive to source all of the broiler chickens we use as ingredients for our U.S. food portfolio from sources meeting a higher standard of animal welfare, building on our global Commitment on Farm Animal Welfare. Read on Medium: How Stouffer’s Urban Bistro Cheddar and Goat Cheese Mac brings premium, responsibly-sourced flavor to your freezer. READ MORE Nestlé USA commits to higher standards of welfare for broiler chickens by 2024. READ MORE Traceability Nestlé Purina is the largest buyer of fish and seafood among our U.S. operations, and Nestlé has been working diligently with industry stakeholders to identify—to the extent possible—sources of our fish and seafood ingredients. We provide all of our global seafood purchasing information to our independent NGO partner, the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP), to assess the health and sustainability of wild fisheries from which our seafood supply originates, including whole fish and by-products. Ninety-nine percent of seafood ingredients sourced from our seafood supply chain in Thailand that are fully traceable back to farms and catch vessels. Our Ambitions INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES Our 2030 Ambition: Help 50 million children to live healthier lives. COMMUNITIES Our 2030 Ambition: Help to improve 30 million livelihoods in communities directly connected to our business activities. PLANET Our 2030 Ambition: Strive for zero environmental impact in our operations. BRANDS The brands you love, from global icons to local favorites. Share this page TO THE TOP Compliance Concerns Let us know your concerns Tell Us Contact us Across the globe, Nestlé are here to help answer your queries Contact Us Nestlé We unlock the power of food to enhance quality of life for everyone, today and for generations to come ABOUT US About Nestlé in the U.S The Future of Work Parental Leave Ask Nestlé CA Transparency in Supply Chains Act NESTLÉ IN SOCIETY BRANDS CAREERS MEDIA INFORMATION CONTACT US SHARE PRICE CHF 121.52 (-0.52%) follow us on SUB FOOTER MENU Contact us Legal Terms & Conditions Privacy Ad Options Product Locator Jobs