Nutrition & Health

The Nestlé Good Life Program is a group of community programs covering a wide diversity of interest and activity.

To find out more about programs for Nutrition and Health click on the links below.

Dietitians Association of Australia

Dietitians Association of Australia

Good nutrition is part of the Nestlé heritage and in Australia we have been providing nutritious food and beverages for over 90 years. Nestlé has always maintained a commitment to advances in nutrition and is continuing this through its partnership with the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA).

Click here to find out more about the Dietitians Association of Australia


The Heart Foundation

The Tick Program is the Heart Foundation’s guide to helping people make better food choices quickly and easily. Tick foods meet the Heart Foundation’s strict nutrition standards for nutrients such as saturated and trans fats, sodium, kilojoules (calories) and fibre. Products with the Tick have been tested by an independent laboratory, and are routinely spot checked to ensure that they continue to comply with the Tick's requirements.

For more information on the Tick Program go to: www.heartfoundation.com.au/tick

The GI Symbol Program

The GI Symbol program is run by Glycemic Index Ltd, a non profit organization formed by the University of Sydney, Diabetes Australia and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

The GI Symbol represents an accurate, credible and convenient way to identify the glycemic index (GI) of foods.
High, medium and low GI foods may carry the GI Symbol as long as they meet specific nutrition criteria and have had their GI tested by an accredited laboratory.

Nestlé has a range of low GI products that carry the GI Symbol to help make it easy for you to choose low GI foods when shopping.

For more information on the GI Symbol Program go to: http://www.gisymbol.com.au

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Nutrition Research

Nutrition Research
The Nestlé company has maintained a commitment to nutrition and research. Find out more.

Get Out! Get Active! Get Healthy!

Get Out! Get Active! Get Healthy!

Discover healthy living and get great nutrition tips. Click here for a FREE booklet.