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German politicians look to block Thai Union’s Rugen Fisch deal

Town council has appealed to country's government not to let the Thai giant's takeover go ahead, fearing its reputation for labor abuses overseas

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 26, 2016 09:43 GMT
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The town council of Sassnitz, Germany, has appealed to the country's government to block Thai Union Group's takeover of Rugen Fisch, reports Ostsee Zeitung [...]

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