Premier League Football Shirts Made by Workers on £1 an Hour - RAW CHILI
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The stadiums of the world's biggest football clubs are made in miserable conditions.
A fan pays large sums of money to buy his favorite team's jersey. Only to find that they are manufactured in factories in Cambodia, with meager wages and miserable working conditions. While the official jerseys of the biggest football clubs are sold at increasingly higher prices, the reality for the people who manufacture them is dramatically different from the glitter of the stadiums and the fancy boutiques. Read more here Read more at iefimer…
The BBC has investigated the origins of the shirts sold by Europe's biggest clubs on their official websites, finding that most are produced in third world countries where workers earn less than a euro an hour in dire conditions.
BBC investigation reveals working conditions in factories producing football kits for some of the Premier League's biggest clubs
Workers in Cambodia are paid less than a pound an hour to make the official kits of many teams
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