Tell Nestlé and Danone: Clean up microplastics from baby food.

The CEOs of Nestlé and Danone are once again in the news for contaminated baby products. This time, a Greenpeace International investigation found microplastics in Gerber and Happy Baby Organics baby food packaged in plastic pouches.

Both companies say they put customers first, but that cannot be true if babies are at risk of eating microplastics in their products.

The problem is the plastic. It’s time to call on these Big Brands to swap pouches for plastic-free reusable packaging and support a strong Global Plastics Treaty that cuts production, bans harmful plastic chemicals, and champions reuse and refill solutions.

Thousands of people are posting messages on Navratil and De Saint-Affrique’s LinkedIn pages to express outrage that Nestlé and Danone are selling baby food containing microplastics.

Can you take a moment to add your comment? If we work together, we can push Nestlé and Danone to ditch plastic and protect babies.