StorySomething’s rotten on sweet potato farms
Migrant workers in North Carolina speak out against abuses in Whole Foods' supply chain
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StoryStoryAlgo está podrido en los cultivos de camote
En Carolina del Norte, trabajadores migrantes denuncian abusos en la cadena de valor de Whole Foods.
StoryThe time is ripe for change
The second year of Oxfam’s Behind the Barcodes campaign exposes further human suffering in supermarket supply chains.
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StoryWorkplace raids stoke the climate of fear. And that’s the point.
When hundreds of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents swooped down on seven poultry processing plants in central Mississippi on Wednesday, it sent up clouds of “smoke and noise," according to Oxfam’s Joi Owens—leaving those behind scrambling to cope and find the truth. The future for many looks grim.
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