Nestlé Toilets

Nestlé Waters is a company of the group Suisse Nestlé, division water which gathers its activities in bottled water. It is n°1 world sector.

Key figures

  • a presence in 130 countries

  • 77 bottled water marks, of which: Acqua Hammered, Arrowhead, Contrex, Deer Park, Fürst Bismark, Hépar, Levissima, Naleczowianka, Nestlé Aquarel, Nestlé Pure Life, Ozarka, Perrier, Poland Spring, Quézac, San Pellegrino, Spring, Valvert, Nestlé Vera, Vittel, Zephyrhills, etc

  • 107 centers of congestions

  • Total production: 12 billion liters

  • 27.000 collaborators
  • CA 2006: 6.1 billion euros

Nestlé Toilets France

President: Denis Edges,
  • 3 centers of activities:
    • Vittel Contrex (more than 1 billion turnover);
    • Perrier (approximately 400 million euros of turnover, 1.650 paid, to which the 520 employees of the Glassmaking of Languedoc are added.);
    • Quézac (approximately 35 million euros of turnover);
    • more distribution of water San Pellegrino and Aquarel, which do not depend directly on the French entity.

Chronology

  • January 2004: Announces of its intention to separate from 1047 employees from here at 2007. On this number, 742 will result from one early retirement to the retirement. This situation is disputed by the trade unions which see, for their part, “ a Restructuration which does not say its name ”.

  • July 2004: The blocking of agreement GPEC of July 29th is likely to involve in the long term the departure of Nestlé Waters France of its sites gardois as well Source Perrier, as Verrerie of Languedoc.

  • September 2004: Following negotiations with the French CGT and State, the Management of Nestlé Toilets France, began, in the event of lifting of the right of opposition, to invest massively for the modernization of the sites of the Perrier Source and the Glassmaking of Languedoc, to maintain the advantages of the convention of company and to continue an active policy of recruitment of the seasonal workers.

    • the agreement of early retirements of 1.047 paid whose 356 in Vergèze - said GPEC/CATS - signed last July by CFDT and the CGC - represents 860 uses in full-time equivalent. This agreement which, according to Nestlé, avoids any dismissal, must make it possible to engage 276 people, partially compensating for the departures, according to a rate of replacement of 1 per 3.

  • October 2004: Nestlé Waters France worked out an investment plan over three years for the group within the framework of a bringing together of the sites of Vittel and Contrex, in order to give the means of exceeding the bar of the 2 billion bottles produced annually against 1,6 billion in 2004.

See too

related Articles external Bonds
  • Official site of Nestlé Toilets World

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