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2020年7月8日

Europe: Poor working & housing conditions at meat packing plants responsible for COVID-19 outbreak among workforce, report alleges

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of workers at meat processing plants across Europe have become infected with the virus. A new report by the European Federation of Food, Agriculture and Tourism Trade Unions (EFFAT) identifies poor working, employment and housing conditions as one reason for the rapid spread of COVID-19 among the industry's predominantly migrant workforce. 

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the companies named in the report to respond. Danish Crown, 2 Sisters, Asda (Kober), Moy Park, Smithfield and Litera Meat responded. Tönnies, Westfleisch, Vion, Van Rooi Meat, Oscar Mayer, Groupe Sicarev, Kermené, LDC Groupe and Lovenfosse Groupe did not respond.

企業への回答リクエスト

Tönnies

回答無し

Westfleisch

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Van Rooi Meat

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Oscar Mayer

回答無し

Groupe Sicarev

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Kermené

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LDC Groupe

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Lovenfosse Group

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Danish Crown 回答を見る
2 Sisters Food Group 回答を見る
Moy Park 回答を見る
Smithfield Foods 回答を見る
Litera Meat 回答を見る

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