1. Tindakan Undang-Undang Besar terhadap Makanan Ultra-Proses
Terdapat tuntutan mahkamah besar-besaran yang difailkan pada akhir 2024 terhadap syarikat-syarikat besar seperti Kraft Heinz, Mondelez, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, dan Nestlé. Plaintif mendakwa bahawa produk makanan ultra-proses mereka direka untuk menjadi ketagihan dan menyebabkan penyakit kronik seperti diabetes jenis 2, darah tinggi, dan penyakit hati berlemak bukan alkohol (NAFLD), terutamanya dalam kalangan kanak-kanak 1 2.

2. Perbandingan dengan Industri Tembakau
Pakar kesihatan dan peguam membandingkan strategi pemasaran makanan ultra-proses dengan "Big Tobacco", iaitu industri rokok. Mereka mendakwa syarikat makanan menggunakan taktik serupa untuk menjual produk yang berisiko tinggi kepada kesihatan awam, termasuk penyembunyian kandungan gula, iklan agresif kepada kanak-kanak, dan tuntutan kesihatan yang mengelirukan 2.

3. Perubahan Polisi dan Peraturan Kerajaan
Kerajaan Amerika Syarikat melalui agensi seperti FDA dan USDA sedang mempercepat usaha untuk mentakrifkan secara rasmi apa itu makanan ultra-proses. Ini akan membuka jalan kepada peraturan yang lebih ketat, termasuk larangan iklan, pelabelan wajib, dan mungkin cukai tambahan ke atas produk makanan yang tidak sihat 3.

4. Perubahan Tingkah Laku Pengguna
Kajian menunjukkan pengguna semakin memilih makanan yang sihat, dengan fokus kepada protein tinggi, rendah gula dan garam, serta tanpa bahan tiruan. Generasi muda seperti Gen Z dan Millennials sangat peka terhadap label makanan dan lebih cenderung memilih produk organik dan bebas GMO 4. Ini memberi tekanan kepada syarikat makanan terproses untuk ubah formula produk mereka, yang boleh menjejaskan margin keuntungan.

Major food companies, including


Kraft Heinz,
Mondelez and
Coca-Cola,


were hit with a new lawsuit in the US on Tuesday accusing them of designing and marketing “ultra-processed” foods to be addictive to children, causing chronic disease.

The lawsuit was filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas by Bryce Martinez, a Pennsylvania resident who alleges he developed type 2 diabetes and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, diagnosed at age 16, as a result of consuming the companies’ products.

His lawyers at the firm Morgan & Morgan, a major US plaintiffs’ firm, described the case as the first of its kind.


The other companies being sued are





Post Holdings,
PepsiCo,
General Mills,
Nestle’s US arm,
WK Kellogg,
Mars,
Kellanova and
Conagra.




“There is currently no agreed upon scientific definition of ultra-processed foods,” Sarah Gallo, senior vice president of product policy for the Consumer Brands Association, an industry group representing food and beverage makers, said in a statement.

“Attempting to classify foods as unhealthy simply because they are processed, or demonizing food by ignoring its full nutrient content, misleads consumers and exacerbates health disparities.”

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Aug 18 2025, 01:26 PM

https://www.barrons.com/market-data/stocks/...?countrycode=my



Nestle 4707 very soon will reach RM 100 !!!!

Only if they request solid food like cereal need to show sugar label

I donno why you guys so obsessed with our company

Lol - we tried to be low key - and no social media faces except for our boss juan in malaysia d

Everything else is represented with a brand and neutral as fuck

Yet malaysian cant stop wont stop - facinated by us -

Maybe we r that great after all- lol or our brainwash strategy since kids r that effective.

I guess so-

Untouchable.

https://www.nestle.com.my/aboutus/nestle-my/ceo_profile




NESTLÉ OMEGA PLUS® iconic ‘Walk A Million Miles’ (WAMM) campaign returns with reenergised focus to rally again Malaysians alongside Yayasan Jantung Malaysia (YJM), and aligning also with the World Heart Federation’s (WFH) global call to tackle cardiovascular disease












NESTLÉ OMEGA PLUS® is doubling its yearly contribution to RM200,000 to YJM and Institut Jantung Negara Foundation (IJNF) to fund their heart patients’ financial needs as well as research, education and outreach programmes for heart health.



Nestle PR is very powerful one....


Every year have the MILO® Malaysia Breakfast Day 2025 also

Penang,Selangor,Johor



Since its inception in 2013, MILO® Malaysia Breakfast Day has united over half a million Malaysian, reflecting the brand’s growth and evolution in championing healthier lifestyles through active lifestyle and nutritious eating habits. The initiative continues to promote the importance of breakfast in kickstarting the day while fostering bonds and strengthening community unity.

The iconic breakfast event kicked off in Putrajaya which saw a record-breaking 35,000 event-goers come together in a powerful celebration of unity, energy, and community spirit. The excitement continued in MILO® Malaysia Breakfast Day Johor, where 8,000 participants joined the event, while Penang saw 12,000 participants.





This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Sep 5 2025, 05:47 PM

New ceo coming soon -lol

no issue....

Nestle food and drinks and ice cream and milk just like cigarettes


Many people cannot live without them

See how we brainwash the students of malaysia - also know what cartel ur dealing with already.

Openly teachers and principals in malaysia will beg us to bring our milo truck into the premises and educate the kids on the goodness of milo.

U know when ur queuing under hot sun- i hand u a sugary chocolate ice drink-

That memory of queue and heat with ur friends will staple the taste forever in ur mind.

You belong to us after that . Such supremacy-the guy who design this strategy- is fucking smart.

Must be some marketing genius from the 80s since milo only strong since then

Every time sports day got Milo truck. Plus sponsored ads of our Athletes drinking Milo. More addictive than and hisap rokok ads.

What I know is that the principal will get some support or .....
from the company.

Nowadays, the MILO van usually parks beside the school canteen.


The sun is really hot these days, so students can’t queue in the open field.


Now they queue at the canteen — otherwise they might faint.

They just print a man or woman in sports attire cycling on their either in 3-in-1 sachet packaging or in a MILO tin.



That also saves a lot of money.

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Sep 5 2025, 06:02 PM

When i have visitors from overseas they always ask this question-

Hahah- r we legal?

We act like cartels here

And if nestle bought over nissin and Ovaltine? Would you choose other brands?

https://www.horlicks.com.my/my/en/product-range.html


Horlicks sales in malaysia i think lose at least 50% compare to milo

Haha

going to 100 now

I don't think I'll go purposely find out Nissin/Ovaltine were owned by who before I make any purchases.

My purchase were purely on how I enjoy the product and its price

That's the beauty of selling food product addiction. You can't control it like how you control ciggarate or drugs.

They're essential when consumed enough
They're a problem when over consumed

Milo is good for a small cup for breakfast.
They're problem when you milo dinosaur it.

This post has been edited by Mixxomon: Sep 8 2025, 12:02 PM

potong kaki

This one is nothing. Check out the one they serve using those Oktoberfest 1 Litre Mug and pouring like entire can of condensed milk per cup in some mamak.-