Post by etikhatun669911 on May 1, 2024 19:35:15 GMT -8
Nutella not only takes advantage of child labor for the production of hazelnuts for its own benefit, but also the production of chocolate,” says the activist association in a Greenpeace Magazin article written for German society.
In the publication, the NGO specifies that in Nutella's hazelnut plantations in Turkey, child labor is common and reveals official statistics: at least 400,000 children between 6 and 17 years old work for this product.
The writing, titled The Dark Side of Chocolate, was Brazil Email List disseminated as a counter to an advertising campaign that Ferrero launched in Germany, which consists of personalizing Nutella jars, very similar to the one that Coca-Cola carried out in various parts of the world.
happiness lies in the famous Ferrero walnut praline cream? Because they insist on making it with hazelnuts, cocoa and palm oil, plantations with massive problems, Greenpeace magazine has created a label for “their Nutella”,” the article warns.
While on Twitter and Facebook, Greenpeace Magazin launched the counter-campaign by publishing a photo of a personalized label on a Nutella jar, with the caption: “The situation is serious.”
HSBC, Britain's biggest bank, issued an apology describing as painful the media storm that followed allegations that it helped wealthy clients avoid paying taxes and insisting it has changed the way it does business.
In the publication, the NGO specifies that in Nutella's hazelnut plantations in Turkey, child labor is common and reveals official statistics: at least 400,000 children between 6 and 17 years old work for this product.
The writing, titled The Dark Side of Chocolate, was Brazil Email List disseminated as a counter to an advertising campaign that Ferrero launched in Germany, which consists of personalizing Nutella jars, very similar to the one that Coca-Cola carried out in various parts of the world.
happiness lies in the famous Ferrero walnut praline cream? Because they insist on making it with hazelnuts, cocoa and palm oil, plantations with massive problems, Greenpeace magazine has created a label for “their Nutella”,” the article warns.
While on Twitter and Facebook, Greenpeace Magazin launched the counter-campaign by publishing a photo of a personalized label on a Nutella jar, with the caption: “The situation is serious.”
HSBC, Britain's biggest bank, issued an apology describing as painful the media storm that followed allegations that it helped wealthy clients avoid paying taxes and insisting it has changed the way it does business.