How can we know if our imported seafood involves slave labour?

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A new report is calling on Australian retailers to do more in ensuring their imported seafood is not produced by slave labour overseas.

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Published 26 July 2018 6:43am

By Tyron Butson

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How can we know if our imported seafood involves slave labour?

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A new report is calling on Australian retailers to do more in ensuring their imported seafood is not produced by slave labour overseas.

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A new report is calling on Australian retailers to do more in ensuring their imported seafood is not produced by slave labour overseas.

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