Nestlé donates over 200 000 litres of water to Mossel Bay community

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One of the world’s largest foods and beverage companies, Nestlé, has donated more than 200 000 litres of potable water to Herbertsdale, a small community near Mossel Bay, in the Western Cape, as part of Covid-19 relief efforts.

Nestlé chairman and managing director for the east and southern African regions, Bruno Olierhoek, said on Wednesday that the donation was made to not only ensure fresh drinking water, but to enable community members to follow Covid-19 preventative measures, such as hand washing.

“This drought impact then prompted us to remodel our Nestlé dairy factory which is located in this town, to become self-sufficient in water as much as possible by using water recovered from the milk evaporation process. Mossel Bay mayor, Harry Levendal, thanked the company for being willing to assist the community "in times of challenges".

 

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Donated water how?

😂😂😂😂😂 is it the tank that they donated or the water 💦 water?😂😂

Nestlé is destroying the mayor's gravy train.

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