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Man buys and gifts 27,000 kg of P.E.I. potatoes to Montrealers in need - Vimarsana News

Man buys and gifts 27,000 kg of P.E.I. potatoes to Montrealers in need

A large shipment of P.E.I. potatoes is being put to use this week in Montreal to help feed those in need, thanks to the donation of a Quebec man who heard about the U.S. export ban and wanted to help.

Source: cbc.ca
Ethical US consumers struggled to pressure the sugar industry to abandon slavery with less success than their British counterparts - Vimarsana News

Ethical US consumers struggled to pressure the sugar industry to abandon slavery with less success than their British counterparts

Before the Civil War, US activists sought to combat slavery through sugar boycotts. Instead, consumption grew.

Ethical US consumers struggled to pressure the sugar industry to abandon slavery with less success than their British counterparts - Vimarsana News

Ethical US consumers struggled to pressure the sugar industry to abandon slavery with less success than their British counterparts

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Ethical US consumers struggled to pressure the sugar industry to abandon slavery with less success than their British counterparts - Vimarsana News

Ethical US consumers struggled to pressure the sugar industry to abandon slavery with less success than their British counterparts

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary...

Source: ctpost.com
Ethical US consumers struggled to pressure the sugar industry to abandon slavery with less success than their British counterparts - Vimarsana News

Ethical US consumers struggled to pressure the sugar industry to abandon slavery with less success than their British counterparts

Before the Civil War, US activists sought to combat slavery through sugar boycotts. Instead, consumption grew.