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In 1934 Nestlé Australia food scientist Thomas Mayne developed a powdered chocolate malt drink that people could mix with water or milk, and drink hot or cold. He launched Milo at the Sydney Royal Easter Show that year, and drank a cup every day until he died aged 93.

Responsible sourcing, also referred to as supply chain responsibility, is a voluntary commitment by companies to take into account social and environmental considerations when managing their relationships with suppliers.

Our approach to sustainable sourcing Our initiatives aim to protect and promote human rights and animal welfare, while protecting and restoring forests and natural ecosystems critical to the sourcing of our ingredients.

Standard Milo consists of four main ingredients: malted barley, milk powder, sugar and cocoa.

We source our agricultural raw materials – principally milk, coffee, cocoa, cereals, vegetables, fruit, herbs, sugar and spices – either through trade channels or directly from farmers.

We source cereals and grains from around the world, with most of our supply coming from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, France, Mexico, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States. We buy cereals from commodity traders as well as cooperatives, who often buy materials from other traders.

In compliance with Nestls Corporate Business Principles, Nestl selects suppliers based on the following criteria: Ability to offer a competitive value proposition; Reputation, financial situation and record with Nestl Ownership, management structure and competence Innovation, service level and transparency Already ...

Sourcing is a one time process for a raw material. The sourcing activities are the Request for Quotes for new products, getting the vendor information, uploading the vendor information into the system, lead time,pricing,Minimum ordering quantity, standard packing quantity.