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National Fish: Traceability software will reduce slavery in Thai supply chain

Pacific Andes-owned US processor National Fish and Seafood is implementing traceability software at shrimp farms in Thailand to ensure slavery is not used in its supply chain

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 4, 2016 18:39 GMT
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Pacific Andes International Holdings-owned US importer National Fish and Seafood is implementing traceability software at shrimp farms in Thailand to ensure slavery is not used in its supply chain, the company said [...]

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