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2011年2月18日

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Ethical Consumer Magazine

[DOC] Media release from ethical consumer magazine: Starbucks bottom of ethical rating despite going Fairtrade [UK]

As Fairtrade Fortnight kicks off, in the latest issue of Ethical Consumer magazine a buyers' guide to coffee shop chains reveals that despite being the biggest buyer of Fairtrade coffee in the world Starbucks scores worst when rated across 19 ethical categories from workers’ rights to anti-social finance...[also refers to Costa, Caffe Nero, AMT Coffee]

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