If this is what makes you angry and you have nothing bigger to bitch about then life is pretty darn good isnt it. Dont make a fuss….just keep on walking,.

Seriously, everyone has some sort of negative opinion!
Glad they responded the way they did. We don’t have a great obesity problem here compared to places like the US so I don’t know what she’s going on about… maybe she should take it into her own hands to prepare things for her kids that she thinks is more appropriate than their suggestions!!!

I think Nestle gave a very well rounded response to this complaint. Yeah, it’s not the healthiest of displays. But seriously, if you don’t like it, move along and don’t buy any of it. Simple. Quit looking for your five minutes of fake fame

Seriously, just don’t buy it if you want your kid to be healthy. They arent forcing you to buy their products and last I checked, Nestle’ didnt go into every supermarket and stock those stands themselves. It is marketing for the Supermarket as much as it is for Nestle’.

Does it force people to buy it against their will? No. Does it make it easier for busy parents who do buy such snacks to stock up for school? Yes. It says “Back to school made easy” not “Back to school this is healthy”. Buying fruit is always easy.

It’s optional you’re not happy don’t buy why making a great deal

I agree with Nestle that they only send the displays and it’s up to the store what to put on them. I worked in a supermarket for over 35 years and it was always up to the store what to put on display. I also agree with Mel that it isn’t all healthy products. It all boils down to making money and nothing else.

Most of them are full of sugar but as an occasional treat it’s OK. Rollups are the worst, just sticky sugar that sticks to your teeth! Cavities in a roll I say.

So many snacks aimed at kids are so full of sugar its not funny. My daughter loves rollups after seeing other kids at school with them but I refuse to buy them because they are nothing but sugar and no real fruit at all.

Well she’s not wrong. However no one’s putting a gun to your head and forcing you to buy it. Commonsense, no need to get angry about it.

If you dont like them, dont buy them
Plain and simple.

I agree in that if you don’t like it, don’t buy it, keep on walking…

The first few weeks of school is when my kids got the “special” treat lunch box snacks. If you don’t like it don’t buy it..

Simples. Don’t buy their items.

My kids take fruit to school so these displays don’t do much for us. I always believed star ratings were bought so never pay attention to them anyway.

I am shocked at some of the items on this display they either have a lot of sugar, salt or both. Some “bars” may be ok as an occasional treat, but not as a basic staple food.
I don’t know if people have noticed that the star rating on labels can be very misleading too.
A lot of food with them on it has high levels of sugar, salt or fat…some have more than one of them.

None of these are everyday foods !

Hasn’t it always been the way? Not so easy but making it yourself is often going to be the healthier option.

If sugar is close to the top of the list of ingredients, then you know it’s not a healthy thing to eat. Take care of your own and your family’s health.

We need to make our own decisions on what is healthy for our family. Marketing can be misleading for sure.