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Nestle Waters North America

Committing to Shared Value is the Basis for Water Management Innovation at Nestlé Waters

TSSS Contributor
November 13, 2017
Nestle Waters North America, Culture and Leadership, shared value, water
According to Switzer, "water stewardship is a vast subject with many different players; when all stakeholders use Shared Value as a basis for decisions making, good things happen for everyone."

In Today’s World, Companies Must Offer Solutions, Not Just Self-Improvement

Nelson Switzer
September 25, 2017
Nestle Waters North America, shared value, business strategy
As a society, we are facing real problems in need of real solutions, many of which can only be achieved with the involvement of the private sector.

“Every Community Must Be Part of Our Shared Value Mission”. Q&A with Nestlé Waters Chief Sustainability Officer, Nelson Switzer

Mitch Tobin
August 23, 2017
Nestle Waters North America, Retail and Supply Chain, water
Access to clean, safe, secure, sustainable drinking water should be a fundamental human right.

Water is Now on the Agenda for Most Americans – Who Can Help?

TSSS Contributor
July 12, 2017
Nestle Waters North America, Social Impact, water, environmental impact
Informed action is the best way to safeguard our water and realize our goal of creating shared value.


Every day, health conscious people are increasingly making water their beverage of choice. Nestlé Waters North America provides easily accessible, healthy hydration through an unrivaled portfolio of bottled waters. Well-known brands such as Nestlé® Pure Life®, Perrier®, Montclair® and S. Pellegrino® have placed Nestlé Waters North America as one of the top three non-alcoholic beverage companies by volume in the U.S. and Canada.

The company is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life and contributing to a healthier future through responsible water stewardship, environmental sustainability and community partnerships.

At Nestle Waters, sustainable resource management is a top priority. For example, Nestlé Waters has joined some of the world’s largest companies to invest in recycling infrastructure through the Closed Loop Fund. The company is also using the new Alliance for Water Stewardship standard to improve water efficiency in its operations through conservation practices and collective action. The goal is to mitigate the risk of water scarcity and help assure healthy watersheds where it operates.

With more than 8,500 employees in North America, Nestlé Waters is also committed to being a good neighbor in the 140 communities where it operates throughout the U.S. and Canada.


Nestlé Waters NA Website

Interviews with CSO, Nelson Switzer (Wall St. Journal & CNN)

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