Sustainability Summary
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What do our labels mean?
Certified B Corporation
Nestlé Health Science U.S. describes its sustainability approach as part of being a “business of care,” aiming for a net positive impact on people and the planet. The company says it is working to responsibly source ingredients, streamline packaging, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and invest in innovation for a more regenerative and resilient future. It has achieved B Corp Certification across several U.S. businesses in its portfolio, including Compleat, BOOST, Carnation Breakfast Essentials, Vitaflo USA, and Vital Proteins, with Garden of Life and Nuun already certified. The company also reports progress on renewable electricity, waste reduction, water optimization, and packaging changes.
About Nestlé Health Science US
- Status
- Unverified
- Website
- Visit Website
- Employees
- 500+
- Country
- United States
Nestlé Health Science US Sustainability Actions
Nestlé Health Science US Sustainability Commitments
2025
Power sites with renewable electricity
The company is working to ensure all its factories and sites are powered by 100% renewable energy by 2025.
2023
Make Vital Proteins scoopless
Vital Proteins® is removing plastic scoops from all applicable U.S. products, with the goal to be 100% scoopless by the end of 2023.
2023
Recover factory water use
The Eau Claire site is investing in water optimization that will ensure over 90% of total factory water usage is fully recovered by the end of 2023.
