Nestlé claimed it complied with the law by removing filtration devices at its southern France site, but has not yet provided ...

Nestlé is in hot water after French regulators and consumer watchdogs accused the brand of misleading consumers by referring ...

Nestle Waters North America is launching this month a water bottle made entirely with recycled plastic, a first for its current product line and a move the company says shows its commitment to ...

Where two creeks meet in a California national forest, one is flowing and the other is just a trickle. Nestlé's bottled water operation is undergoing an environmental review.

The government of French President Emmanuel Macron covered up decisions over the illegal treatment of mineral water by food industry giant Nestlé, including the world-famous Perrier brand, a ...

Nestle Waters North America's plans to increase its Michigan groundwater withdrawal by more than 2 1/ ... Dennis Muchmore proposed spending $250,000 to buy bottled water for Flint from either ...

Well, there are memos of agreements between the Water Management Districts that allow these transferences of water to take place. …” “They have this water resource where there was an existing facility ...

Nestlé faces backlash over water sourcing from drought-prone California 03:14. Backlash is growing over where the world's top bottled water producer gets its supplies.

Nestlé SA,NESN-1.39%decrease; red down pointing triangle the world’s biggest bottled-water maker, is overhauling that business as the industry navigates big consumer shifts—from the rise of ...

The company runs 28 bottled water plants across the U.S., including five bottling plants in California, and sells spring water brands including Deer Park, Ice Mountain, Poland Spring and others.

Global food giant Nestle is selling its bottled-water brands in North America for $4.3 billion to a pair of private-equity firms that hope to reinvigorate sales.

Nestlé buys 50 million gallons of water annually from Sacramento. The company bottles and sells the water at a profit. Critics say that doesn’t make sense in a drought.