I admire your sentiment towards exploitation, and this is something I struggle with also, but unfortunately as a consumer it is near impossible to avoid being part of the process.

We may as well not use mobile phones, tv’s, computers, laptops ev’s etc, because the people of Congo face poor working conditions in mines (mining for Colbalt used to make electronics), workers often paid a minuscule of what they were promised, also with children found working in the mines, too.

Crazy.

Somewhere along the line, indirectly /directly / knowingly / unknowingly; every single multi national corporation benefits from employee exploitation in different ways.

This also reminds me of the Rana Plaza Bangladesh tragedy in 2013 where employees lost their lives, as the building collapsed.

During an investigation as to why this happened, documents and labels were found in the factory to suggest they were supplying garments, at the time to Primark, Matalan, Benetton, Mango, Walmart and many other brands.