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Lawsuit accuses Thai Union of selling US consumers seafood from supply chain using slave labor

While Thai Union is not a defendant in US lawsuits against Mars and Nestle, a new suit directly accuses the Thai firm and Chicken of the Sea subsidiaries of selling products from a supply chain containing slave labor

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 30, 2015 18:10 BST
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A lawsuit filed in California on Sept. 25 accuses Thai Union Group and its US subsidiaries of selling products to consumers from a supply chain that contains slave labor. [...]

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