Thai Court Halts Nescafé Production and Imports Amidst Dispute

[Celsius]

Chang 3 in 1

[pegman]

12 hours ago, CMFarang said:

We personally have no nestle products in our home and refuse them in restaurants.

In Canada,  nestle is a blight on the bottled water trade , taking all and leaving none for some locals. Banning them is a good move.  for any reason .

All the water? I'm on my way to the FreshCo so will look to see if any other brands being sold

[PremiumLane]

23 hours ago, impulse said:

 

If you believe that, you have no clue about cross border business and fair access to unbiased courts in the countries you do business in.  Tariffs are just a lever to negotiate fair access to the courts (among 100 other factors that levels the playing field)

 

For years, I've been reading about the ridiculous tariffs on imported wine and imported cars and the shabby, biased way foreign companies are treated in Thai courts.  But nobody had a plan to address them.  Until the Bad Orange Man.

 

 

You mean I don't try to make everything about Trump? Yeah - Nestle isn't even an American company.

 

And is "bad orange man" the NPC, thought ending cliche you spout if anyone critiques Trump (even though i didn't) ?

[DTL2014]

pretty sure we will still be able to buy it.....just send the stuff to Malaysia and let the free market sort out its route in..