Ben & Jerry’s suppliers use migrant child labor, despite company's 'progressive' values

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Ben & Jerry's told Fox News Digital it is opposed to child labor, but a New York Times investigation found its suppliers use migrant child labor in milk production.

Published 22 days ago · South Burlington, United States

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