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Starbucks and Nestlé face scrutiny over labor practices in China

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‘Ghost’ coffee farms in Starbucks’ and Nestle’s supply chains in China are overworking farmers and allowing underaged labor, China Labor Watch has found.

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Starbucks and Nestlé face scrutiny over labor practices in China

‘Ghost’ coffee farms in Starbucks’ and Nestle’s supply chains in China are overworking farmers and allowing underaged labor, China Labor Watch has found.

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A new report out this week by the New York-based human rights group, China Labor Watch, finds coffee farms in Starbucks’ and Nestlé’s supply chains in China are not living up to the multinationals’... ...

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