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There are a estimated employees of 328,000 worldwide.
Employees are also subject to annual bonuses if they can meet criteria, alongside discounts and great flexible holiday time

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Nestle believe in 3 C's when manufacturing which are the following

Excelling in compliance, both legal and internal;

Delighting our customers, through sharing our sustainability aims and achievements in brand communications; and

Delivering competitive advantage, by progressing towards zero waste, and improving water and energy efficiency.

Their focus is also trying to be more efficient, and trying to reduce energy consumption atleast by 2030.

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1. Unilever
2. Kraft foods
3. Sara Lee
4. Danone
5. Mars Incorporated
6. Hershey's
7.Parle products Ltd

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Strengths:
1. Nestle has an experience of more than 140 years in the industry
2. Nestle is one the world's biggest brand and is consistently in the Fortune 500 list
3. The company has a global reach with presence in over 86 countries
4. Employee strength of around 330,000 people worldwide
5. Nestle offers a wide product range including baby food, pet food, dairy products, confectioneries, pharmaceuticals, beverages, etc.
6. Popular brands owned like Maggi, Haagen-Dazs, Boost, Kit Kat, Nescafe, etc.

7. Largest R&D network facilitating continuous innovation
Weaknesses:
1.Being a big global brand, numerous controversies in different countries of operation cause issues
2.Strong competition by other brands means limited market share growth for Nestle
Opportunities:
1.Introduce more health based food products to tap the health consciousness amongst consumers
2.Expanding focus on developing economies can boost business for Nestle
3.Continue with acquisitions and joint ventures to increase its market share
Threats
1.Failure of the complex supply chain at low levels can affect the business
2.Economic instability and recession in countries can adversely affect Nestle because it is a global player
3.Events like Eurozone crisis, as most of its revenue comes from Europe

4.Increase in cost of raw materials can affect profit margins

5.Stiff competition in all product segments

4.Try to capture the rural markets

5. Tie-ups with leading hotel chains, restaurants, schools, government institutes etc can help Nestle maintain its market dominance

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Nestle are very clear on the message they set out, which focuses on 'Good food, Good life'

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Nestle stand for 'Enhancing quality of life and contributing to a healthier future' .

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Began in Switzerland by Henri Nestle, 1867