NESTLÉ

Nestlé's traffik free chocolate:

Four finger Kit-Kat

A non-exhaustive list of Nestlé's chocolaty products that may use child, trafficked labour:

Heaven, 2 finger Kit Kat (Milk, Orange, Mint, Caramel, Dark), Kit Kat Senses, Kit Kat Chunky (Milk chocolate and Peanut Butter), Kit Kat Mini, Milky bar buttons, Rolo, Smarties, After Eight, Black Magic, Dairy Box, Quality Street, Matchmakers, Munchies, Crunch, Walnut Whip, Animal Bar Blue Riband biscuits, Breakaway, Drifter, Toffee Crisp, Rolo Doughnuts, Lion, Milky bar, Smarties Party Cake, Aero chunky, Mint Aero, Cocoa Shreddies, Aero, Rolo Chocolate Brownie, Yorkie Cookie, Aero Bubbly Desserts, Yorkie, Nero, Caramac, Milky bar Smooth and Creamy White Chocolate Dessert, Rolo Wickedly Delicious Milk Chocolate & Toffee Dessert, Nesquick chocolate milkshake, Toffee Crumble, Smarties ice cream, Fab, Smarties Pop-up, Nobbly Bobbly, Maxibon, Drumstick, Nestle Cheerios, Nesquick cereal, Movenpick chocolate varieties, every type of chocolate Haagen Dazs, … too many to list.

Dear Managing Director,

Around the world people eat chocolate made with ingredients like exploitation and violence. It's time chocolate companies stopped profiting from trafficked child labour. I am deeply concerned about the thousands of children trafficked onto cocoa plantations in Ivory Coast.

I am horrified that in 2010, there are tens of thousands of children still trapped in forced labour in the West African cocoa industry, where 75% of the world's cocoa comes from.

I am pleased Nestlé now make one Fair Trade chocolate bar in the UK and Ireland, but as you can see from the list above, you've got a long way to go.

I acknowledge you've taken some small steps to discourage the use of exploited child labour in your supply chain, but I want to know when all your chocolate products will be free from trafficking and all other abuses.

Yours sincerely,

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