War. It is when i am here in atlanta, atm in gaza city where the Ministry Of Health now reports 471 people have been killed in tuesdays deadly Hospital Blast. Israel was quick to claim and then deny responsibility, but now to review i u. S. And idf intelligence, the u. S. Publicly backs israels claim that in errant rocket fired by an Islamic Group caused the explosion. There is new video that appears to show a Rocket Flight from gaza and exploded both of gaza city just before the blast. On the ground, this was the moment of the explosion outside the hospital. U. S. National Security Council raised a statement reading, and part, the u. S. Government assesses that israel was not responsible for an explosion that killed hundreds of civilians at the hospital. Based on available reporting, missile activity, and open source video and images of the incident. That assessment came as the u. S. President arrived in israel, wednesday. Earlier on air force one, he was asked for his message to thos
Nestle s shareholders meeting, held amidst controversy over its sugar content in infant milk, voted against a proposal to reduce sales of high-sugar, salt, and fat products. ShareAction, an investment NGO, urged an increase in sales of healthier options, but only secured 11% support.
India Business News: Nestle shareholders rejected sales cutback proposal after sugar study. ShareAction urged healthier sales, but got little support. Nestle aims for more
The world s biggest public food company, the swiss multi national nestle, is facing a shareholder vote at its agm later on whether to increase its range of healthy food products. several uk advocates for public health have called upon shareholders to support a special resolution. in a pre filmed address to shareholders, the company s chairman called upon them to vote down the motion and said nestle has always been committed to providing nutritious food and drinks. we have always been helping consumers make informed choices as part of a balanced diet. of course, this also includes enjoying moments of indulgence. our good chocolate, for example, from time to time and in a responsible way. however, a small group of shareholders led by the ngo, shareaction, wants us to disengage from indulgent products.
They even want us to include this in our articles of association. this is wrong. it would restrict nestle s strategic freedom and limit management s ability to make decisions. mr bulcke mentioned shareaction, which describes itself as a responsible investment charity . it s coordinating this resolution at the agm and its deputy ceo, simon rawson, joins me now live from lausanne where the meeting is taking place. hello. he says if this goes through, the resolution is not passed, it