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CP Foods responds: We could walk away from fishmeal, or use our weight to drive progress

Thai producer says it is auditing its entire operation, as it argues Guardian ignored extensive work by CP Foods to tackle abuses in its supply chain, and says responsible choice is to use its commercial weight to help drive improvement

By Eva Tallaksen | June 13, 2014 10:37 BST
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