CONCLUSION

Nestle has made a commitment to its people, the environment, and their community to be sustainable and they have strived to have zero impact on their operations by 2030. By creating more sustainable development goals, they are caring for water, acting on climate change and safeguarding the environment.Nestle has created three ambitions that will guide them towards achieving their 2030 commitments. They are to enable healthier and happier lives, help develop thriving and resilient communities and steward resources for future generations. 
With our research, we have concluded Nestle's sustainability mission as eco-efficient. They focus on being a company that satisfies human needs and brings a quality of life while progressively reducing environmental impact through the life cycle. 
In their materiality report, Nestle explains that they not only want their products to taste better but while creating their products, they want to make sure the environment is not harmed in any way. They focus on undernutrition, food and product safety, water stewardship, responsible marketing and influence, human rights, climate change, business ethics, responsible sourcing, and traceability, and the circular economy. With our findings, we have evaluated their materiality report and the guidelines have been met. In Nestle's creating shared value report, Nestle has a policy on environmental sustainability. This goes over their product lifecycle approach and this focuses on six areas, water preservations, and natural resources. 
While doing this report and researching and collecting our findings, us as a team did not realize how one business could have such an impact on the environment and how hard they work to reach their goals. Nestle might not be 100 percent there, but they are working every day to reach their 2030 goals. 


Nestle has shown a successful sustainability strategy and has done a remarkable job addressing the Triple Bottom Line; planet, people, and products. They will hopefully be reaching their 2030 goals.