No, diabetes is often a byproduct of choosing to over consume sugar. Nestle didn't make them diabetic, they did that to themselves.
There is no direct cause and effect, producing sugary snacks does not cause diabetes. People choose to over consume to the point they develop diabetes.
People's lack of self control created a market, Nestle wants to be one of the companies in that market.
There is no direct cause and effect, producing sugary snacks does not cause diabetes. People choose to over consume to the point they develop diabetes.
People's lack of self control created a market, Nestle wants to be one of the companies in that market.