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Food and beverage companies offer aid to Haiti
By Bill Bruce
18 January 2010
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Food
Health
Campbell Soup Co
is contributing at least $200,000 and putting a mechanism in place for employees to make contributions.
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The Coca-Cola Foundation
has donated $1m to the American Red Cross to assist with emergency relief efforts. In addition, its bottling partner in the Dominican Republic is providing on-the-ground relief with water and other Coca-Cola beverages.
ConAgra Foods Foundation
is pledging $100,000 to the International Red Cross Relief Fund.
Diageo Plc
is delivering more than 45,000 pounds of food and emergency supplies to the earthquake victims on Friday.
General Mills Foundation
is contributing $250,000 to support the disaster relief and rebuilding efforts.
Kellogg Co
is donating $250,000 to the American Red Cross for its relief effort.
Kraft Foods Foundation
is donating $200,000 to the American Red Cross for relief efforts. The company also said it has a special 2:1 match for employees’ donations up to $100,000, bringing the total matching component to $300,000.
McDonald’s Corp
and its franchise
Arcos Dorados
will together contribute at least $1m to help victims of the earthquake.
Nestlé Waters North America
is donating $1m in bottled water products to support disaster relief efforts.
The PepsiCo Foundation
is donating $1m to the earthquake victims, and the food and beverage company
PepsiCo
will provide Quaker products as well as bottled water and Gatorade for the disaster victims through its bottlers in Florida and the Dominican Republic.
Procter & Gamble Co
is providing at least two million packets of PUR Purifier of Water through its Children’s Safe Drinking Water partners.
Unilever
is donating $500,000 through its partnership with the United Nations World Food Programme.
US Foodservice
has donated $50,000 to the American Red Cross International Response Fund.
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Yum Brands Inc
is directing $500,000 from its World Hunger Relief global effort to provide food for the earthquake victims.
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