Under the two-year partnership, Nestle will contribute surplus nutritious, high-quality products to the targeted groups.
He explained that Nestle would be giving out products like Milo, Nescafe and Nestle Breakfast cereals to families and youths living below the poverty line. “These efforts are also in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal which aims to reduce half of overall food surplus by retail and consumer industries by 2030, ” he pointed out.
Since last year, he said the programme had secured 2,000 metric tonnes of food which benefitted 480,000 households.
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