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28 Feb 2012

Autor:
Gianluca Martelliano & Andrew Wasley, Ecologist

Coca Cola responds to orange harvest 'exploitation' controversy

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Coca Cola is examining how the company can help facilitate 'fair' conditions and wages for workers harvesting oranges in southern Italy… The US drinks giant, which manufactures Fanta, said in a statement: 'We were concerned about the recent media allegations and are seeking to understand the reports. We are now assessing the possibility of working with our local suppliers, authorities and relevant stakeholders to carry out audits from the ‘source’ suppliers. We are also exploring the active role Coca-Cola can have in facilitating the discussion and standards to ensure fair conditions and pay for all workers.'