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Labor issues persist in India’s shrimp-processing sector, according to new report

Labor issues in India's shrimp-peeling sheds remain a big problem, according to a new report from CNN

By Cliff White | Feb. 11, 2025 13:33 GMT
A shrimp-peeling shed in India's Andhra Pradesh state. Photo courtesy of Outlaw Ocean Project.
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Labor issues in India's shrimp-processing sector, first reported in March 2024 by the Corporate Accountability Lab, the Associated Press and the Outlaw Ocean Project, are still a huge problem, according to CNN [...]

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