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Latest hit for Thai shrimp sector on slave labor could drive prices in other countries

The latest blow for beleaguered Thai shrimp sector from further coverage of slavery in supply chain could see demand switch even more to other points of origin, in turn impacting prices, sources say

By Tom Seaman | June 16, 2014 09:55 BST
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The latest blow to the beleaguered Thai shrimp sector from further coverage of slavery in the supply chain could have the impact of driving demand and prices up from other points of origin, sources told Undercurrent News [...]

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