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2004年11月1日

作者:
Nichola Groom, Reuters

Starbucks Seeks More Socially Responsible Coffee

By 2007, Starbucks expects that 60 percent of its coffee will come from farmers following strict rules on everything from forestation to pesticides to labor practices. About 10 percent of Starbucks' coffee is bought from suppliers following such rules now. [also refers to McDonald's, Wal-Mart]