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Supermarkets slammed for selling bananas too cheaply
In its latest buyers’ guide Ethical Consumer magazine today attacks the UK’s biggest supermarkets for selling bananas too cheaply and calls on them to set a realistic price that benefits workers in the banana trade.
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Respect and dignity for women agricultural workers
In Honduras, melons represent 11% of agricultural exports. They are mainly cultivated by women who represent two thirds of the workforce. Human rights violations in the industry are numerous and include precarious contracts, long work days, salaries below the national minimum, discrimination and virtually non existent access to health services.
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Pineapples: The true price of luxury fruit revisited
Two years on, CI’s investigation into the pineapple industry in Costa Rica is showing some signs of progress
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Consumers can make a difference to conditions in the banana trade
Eliana Guarani of Consumer International’s Italian member organisation Altroconsumo explores the production conditions behind the world’s most popular fruit in a newly published blog.
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