Australian grocers urged to drop products linked to child labour

posted by Su-San Sit

10 July 2017

Amnesty International (AI) has launched a campaign to stop Australia’s supermarket giants stocking products that it says contain palm oil produced with child labour.

The organisation’s report urged Coles, Aldi and Woolworths top stop selling products made using palm oil sourced from Wilmar International's palm oil plantations in Indonesia, where child labour is allegedly used.

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