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L.A. poultry supplier fined $3.8 million for endangering kids - Vimarsana News

L.A. poultry supplier fined $3.8 million for endangering kids

Grocery supplier Exclusive Poultry must pay nearly $3.8 million after an investigation found it employed children as young as 14 in dangerous jobs, the agency said.

Mars Inc. Faces Allegations of Child Labor Exploitation in Cocoa Fields for M&M's, Snickers Production - Vimarsana News

Mars Inc. Faces Allegations of Child Labor Exploitation in Cocoa Fields for M&M's, Snickers Production

Dive into the shocking expose revealing allegations of child labor exploitation in Mars Inc.'s cacao fields for M&M's and Snickers.

Mars, maker of M&Ms and Snickers, uses cocoa harvested by five-year-old kids in Ghana: report - Vimarsana News

Mars, maker of M&Ms and Snickers, uses cocoa harvested by five-year-old kids in Ghana: report

Mars, the chocolate giant that makes M&Ms and Snickers, uses cocoa that is harvested by children as young as five years old in Ghana, according to a bombshell report.

Chocolate giant Mars 'using cocoa harvested by children as young as five' | World News - Vimarsana News

Chocolate giant Mars 'using cocoa harvested by children as young as five' | World News

Chocolate company Mars has been found to be using cocoa beans harvested by children in Ghana, a report has been found. Children as young as five were revealed to be...

Mars, maker of M&Ms and Snickers, uses cocoa harvested by 5-year-old kids - Vimarsana News

Mars, maker of M&Ms and Snickers, uses cocoa harvested by 5-year-old kids

Mars, the candy company known for popular brand names such as M&Ms and Snickers, allegedly uses cocoa that is harvested by children as young as five.

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