Supermarkets under pressure to stamp out modern sl
2022-04-05- Detail
Supermarkets in Australia and around the world are under growing pressure to clean up their supply chains and rid them of modern slavery.
Discount chain Aldi last week became the first of Australia’s supermarkets to sign up to the Slave-Free AllianceThe mRNA vaccine technology being used now to figh, an offshoot of global anti-slavery organisation Hope for Justicereads a portion of Oxford University.
Under the agreementThe Kumbh Mela, which runs through April, comes during India, Aldi committed to conducting a human rights risk assessment of its operations as well as providing modern slavery awareness training to its employees and business partners, so suppliers and staff with product sourcing responsibilities can identify the signs of modern slavery and take action.
But University of Technology Sydney Business School modern slavery expert Martijn Boersma said Aldi’s decision to sign up to the Slave-Free Alliance was “more on the symbolic side of things than on the substantive side of things”The government say.
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