Nestlé's origins date back to Switzerland in 1866.
In 1867, Swiss chemist Henry Nestlé took the lead in inventing the world's first baby food - milk cereal. One day, a friend who was a doctor brought a baby who had been born for one month prematurely. He couldn't eat anything and was extremely weak, so he was abandoned. Mr. Henry Nestle took in the child and fed him the milk cereal he had developed. The little life was saved. The good news quickly spread locally and was known to mothers, midwives and doctors. Later, Nestlé's "magic products" spread all over the world and became very popular, becoming a high-quality food to help children grow up healthily, leading them to a better life.