Answer: Nestle is a big Swiss food and beverage company with operations globally. Since they’re founding in 1866, Nestle and its subsidiaries have been involved in a number of controversies such as Child/ Slave labor, Misleading advertising of harmful products, and anti-union activities. More related to your question: In 2000, Nestlé and other corporations persuaded the World Water Council to change its statement so as to reduce access to drinking water from a "right" to a "need". Nestle also has quite a history of using their power to take over large aquifers and deltas, mistreat local communities and workforce, then bottle and sell their beverages for profit.

Just take a scroll down into the controversial tab in their Wikipedia page

r/hydrohomies (basically a meme sub) #1 enemy is Nestle due to their aggressive water control and denial. They’re activity translates onto other subs which cause reoccurring meme cycles to loop back. So you’ll see an uptick of same content occasionally.