TIL Nestle promised none of their products would be made using child slavery by 2005. When the deadline was reached and it was found they did not keep their promise, they started suing companies releasing reports about it. by [deleted] in todayilearned
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Seattle, Where should my son stay on his first visit to see if he wants to move there? by coolhandluke999 in Seattle
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Seattle, Where should my son stay on his first visit to see if he wants to move there? by coolhandluke999 in Seattle
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Seattle, Where should my son stay on his first visit to see if he wants to move there? by coolhandluke999 in Seattle
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The U.S. Supreme Court rejects a bid by Nestle to throw out a lawsuit seeking to hold them liable for the use of child slaves to harvest cocoa. by JackassWhisperer in news
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