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Nespresso to spend over €400m in a bid to go green
Nespresso plans to spend 500 million Swiss francs (€414m) in the next six years in an effort to improve the environmental and social impact of Europe's biggest single-serve coffee brand.
The Nestle division's sustainability program will include 15 million francs to assist farmers in Ethiopia, Kenya and South Sudan, Nespresso said. It also plans to increase the recycling of Nespresso capsules and reduce the company's carbon footprint by 10pc and become carbon- neutral.
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