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UK Supermarkets Exploiting Suppliers
30 June 2008,  Action Aid

After a 2 year Government inquiry, the Competition Commission has found UK supermarkets guilty of exploiting suppliers, including those based overseas.  Poor workers in developing countries have been producing the goods we buy in totally unacceptable conditions.  After an amazing 42,000 ActionAid campaigners joined the campaign, the Commission agreed with our demand for a new independent watchdog to monitor supermarket behaviour overseas.
But it’s not over yet.  Government action is needed to make sure the watchdog gets up and running – and fast.  You can help by asking your MP to make sure this happens.

Take action
Write to your MP by downloading the template letter from Action Aid's website and help make sure the UK government quickly establishes a watchdog to make supermarkets play fair overseas.
 
Urgent Action
End the Violence and Impunity in Guatemala
- 18 Jun 08
18 June 2008 On March 2nd 2008, Miguel Angel Ramirez, founder of the new SITRABANSUR union on the Olga Maria plantation ...
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Banana Trade News Bulletin
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The new issue of Banana Trade News Bulletin provides a comprehensive guide to the latest developments in the international banana trade.
Current Campaign
Decent Work, Decent Life
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The Decent Work, Decent Life campaign aims to build an international system of employment policy, based on solidarity and respect for people’s rights. Click on the image to read more on the Decent Work, Decent Life website.

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