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Labor issues cast long shadow over seafood sector at Thaifex

The issues with labor abuses are casting a long shadow over the seafood sector at Thaifex in 2015

By Tom Seaman | May 20, 2015 09:36 BST
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The issues with labor abuses are casting a long shadow over the seafood sector at he Thaifex-World of Food Asia trade show in Bangkok, Thailand, from which Undercurrent News is reporting live [...]

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