Nestlé Coffee mate Iced Latte

This Nestlé Coffee mate Iced Latte is a frozen or chilled coffee beverage marketed and distributed primarily in Canada. The packaging features bilingual English and French text, including mandatory Canadian labeling such as the COR (Council of Orthodox Rabbis) kosher symbol and Nestlé's Canadian web address. It is manufactured within Canada to meet local dairy and food safety standards.

The Coffee mate brand was originally launched in the United States in 1961 by the Carnation Company as a non-dairy creamer. Nestlé acquired Carnation in 1985, bringing Coffee mate into its global portfolio. Today, Nestlé remains the ultimate owner and has expanded the brand from powdered and liquid creamers into ready-to-drink iced coffees and lattes. Nestlé is a Swiss multinational food and drink conglomerate and is currently the largest food company in the world by revenue.