AS the largest food and beverage manufacturer in the country, Nestlé Philippines is unlocking the power of food to enhance the quality of life.
AS the largest food and beverage manufacturer in the country, Nestlé Philippines is unlocking the power of food to enhance the quality of life.It aims to do its part in tackling nutrition challenges that Filipinos face through science-based research and development and large-scale initiatives, particularly food fortification, where it provided 26 billion fortified servings in 2023, and nutrition education for over 10.5 million public grade school students nationwide.
Through its main features, such as the Recipe Builder, My Cookbook and Meal Planner, it helps address the most common challenges when it comes to cooking tasty and balanced meals: time, cost and taste.The website was developed with homemakers in mind and the challenges they frequently face when it comes to cost, time and taste, providing them with access, flexibility and customization tailored to their needs with various resources and helpful features, all on one website.
Unveils Platform To Help Homemakers Prepare Tasty Balanced Meals
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