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Nestle and others have frequently admitted to literal slave labour https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2016/mar/02/nestle-admits-slave-labour-risk-o

• charcircuit 4y ago
  That's not literal slave labor. From the article it admits that they don't know the source of some of the beans. Nestle isn't finding slaves to work for them.
  • ClumsyPilot 4y ago
    In the age of anynimous shell companies owning half of the assets in the country, you expect Nestle to officially employ slaves? They purposefully setup and intermediary, and use slave labour in full knowledge
    • andsoitis 4y ago
      > In the age of anynimous shell companies owning half of the assets in the country, you expect Nestle to officially employ slaves? > They purposefully setup and intermediary, and use slave labour in full knowledge It sounds like you are very convinced that Nestlé knowingly uses slave labor (it sounds a bit conspiratorial if you were to ask me). If you are sure of it, are you avoiding ALL Nestlé products? Otherwise you are enabling such atrocity.