HomeseafoodNGOs flip up warmth on Trident, Sysco, Excessive Liner over compelled labor...

NGOs flip up warmth on Trident, Sysco, Excessive Liner over compelled labor allegations

By Street Food Spectacle

July 12, 2024

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The companies pledged to investigate their supply chains following a sweeping investigation from the nonprofit Outlaw Ocean Project.

The Outlaw Ocean Project revealed evidence of forced labor of Uyghurs workers transferred from the Xinjiang Uyghur region to seafood processing factories in the Shandong province of China that have supplied US companies as well as the US government. — The Outlaw Ocean Challenge revealed proof of compelled labor of Uyghurs staff transferred from the Xinjiang Uyghur area to seafood processing factories within the Shandong province of China which have equipped US firms in addition to the US authorities.Picture: Shutterstock

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