Nestl é and Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE), the world's two largest coffee companies, have admitted that their coffee beans may have been picked and harvested by slave workers on Brazilian farms, the Daily Mail reported. Reported that these slave-like labor income is extremely low, working conditions are poor, but also face the potentially deadly threat of highly toxic pesticides. Prior to this, the Dutch media and Denmark
2016-08-09 Nestle coffee JDE finger slave labor coffee beansKnown for its fragrant and unfinished business, Maxwell, who entered the Chinese market as early as 1984, may be planning to close its plant in Guangzhou, China. According to the Daily Business News, Jacobs Douwe Egberts (hereinafter referred to as JDE), which owns the Maxwell coffee brand, said the company decided that from 2017, the Guangzhou plant in China would no longer produce, while the market in the Greater China region
2016-10-21 Didi Xiang Nong Max will Coffee China no go.On the evening of July 2, Oreo and Mondelez International, the parent company of Lido, announced that it had completed the previously announced merger of its coffee business with D.E.Master Blenders 1753. Mondelez will take a stake in its coffee brand and Diyi, which specializes in coffee and tea, to form a new coffee company. Mondelez headquarters said in a briefing that the new company is called
2016-10-13 Mondelez divorced coffee business Max will changed owner July 2ndMaxwell Coffee, which used to be popular all over the country with its fragrant, unfinished advertising slogan, is no longer in its halo. News shows that Maxwell's production plant in Guangzhou, China, is already in a state of employee holiday and shutdown and will be completely closed by the end of December. Maxwell's trademark holding company Jacobs Douwe Egberts (hereinafter referred to as JDE) has publicly responded that 20
2016-10-12 Max Will Coffee Factory Closed Lost Consumer Hotline Cancelled Used