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2015年3月30日

Oxfam's Behind the Brands scorecard finds top 10 food companies improve policies but need implementation

Oxfam's Behind the Brands campaign rates the 10 biggest food & beverage companies on how their policies address 7 key issue areas: land rights, women's rights, support for small farmers, workers' rights, climate, transparency, and water.  The March 2015 scorecard update shows the progress some companies have made in improving on these areas, but also reveals shortcomings, especially in implementation.  See previous company scorecards here.

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the companies to respond - see responses below.

企业回应

Mondelēz International 浏览回应
Associated British Foods 浏览回应
Kellanova (formerly Kellogg) 浏览回应
Unilever 浏览回应
Coca-Cola 浏览回应
Danone 浏览回应
Nestlé 浏览回应
PepsiCo 浏览回应
General Mills 浏览回应

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