Published 10 months ago

Safeway stops selling produce from Brighton farm because of federal labor investigation

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The grocery giant ended its arrangement with Star Farms a few weeks ago. The announcement comes after The Denver Post last month reported that the farm has repeatedly violated federal laws. The U.S. Department of Labor has an active investigation into the farm. The workers attorneys, meanwhile, filed a demand letter last month to Star Farms owner, Angelo Palombo.

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Safeway stops selling produce from Brighton farm because of federal labor investigation

Safeway has stopped selling produce from a Brighton farm that is under federal investigation for labor law violations. The grocery giant ended its arrangement with Star Farms a few weeks ago, said Kris Staaf, a Safeway spokesperson. The announcement comes after The Denver Post last month reported that the farm has repeatedly violated federal laws surrounding wages and treatment of its migrant workers. Star Farms on September 12, 2023 in Brighton…

10 months ago·Denver, United States

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