For those who don't know why this is a bad thing, take a look at this.
Since I'm presently a T***o investor - and you may be too if you haven't looked at the investment basket your pension is based on - I decided to e-mail their customer service line (customer.service@T***o.co.uk) with this observation. I've tried to couch it in language they might understand.
Please folks, e-mail T***o to tell them their promotion of Nestle stinks. Frankly I'm not sure if I've gone far enough. I'm going to write to the fund managers at my pension company to ask them to justify including T***o in an ethical portfolio, so if anyone has a link to a summary page of T***o dodginess I'd be grateful. If there's much response to this thread it might be worth bringing this to the attention of some media contacts as well.Regarding recent issue of clubcard vouchers;
I find myself in receipt of vouchers specifically for Nestle products. You will no doubt be aware of the existence of an international boycott on Nestle products (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestl%C3%A9_boycott) which has been the subject of a Public Hearing before the Development and Cooperation Committee of the European Parliament.
I am very aware of the current importance of Nestle products to the T***o product range, and as a supporter of the boycott I am uncomfortable with it. T***o's support of Nestle, still to bring its policies into line with World Health Assembly Resolutions, can only play into the hands of detractors in the media which may yet impact on its share value.
Yours faithfully etc