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2023年5月15日

Company responses and non-response to allegations of human rights abuses in tea supply chains

The Business and Human Rights Resource Centre tracked allegations of human rights abuses in the global tea sector during 2022 and linked the allegations to major tea buyers through its Tea Transparency Tracker and data held by Open Supply Hub. These tea companies were asked for their response to the allegations. Fifteen companies responded, one did not. Full responses attached.

企業回應

Teavana (part of Starbucks) 瀏覽回應
Marks & Spencer 瀏覽回應
Ringtons Limited 瀏覽回應
Bettys & Taylors of Harrogate 瀏覽回應
Jenier World of Teas 瀏覽回應
Goodricke 瀏覽回應
Lipton Teas and Infusions (formerly ekaterra) 瀏覽回應
Twinings (part of Associated British Foods) 瀏覽回應
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