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20 Jun 2005

Autor:
Associated Press

Coke to Examine Overseas Labor Practices

The Coca-Cola Co. says it is willing to examine its labor and business practices in India and Colombia to keep $1.3 million worth of contracts with the University of Michigan..."Although we believe the allegations that led to their decision will ultimately be proven to be untrue, we appreciate the manner in which the dispute review board has engaged with our company in researching the allegation," Coca-Cola spokeswoman Kari Bjorhus said.