Spanish fashion chain Zara takes action on sweatshop labour in Brazil

By Zahid Torres-Rahman, Founder, Business Fights Poverty

Tuesday August 23 2011

Spanish fashion chain Zara takes action on sweatshop labour in Brazil

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Constance W. Collins says:

August 28, 2011 at 2:23 am

Thank you for contacting Zara and posting their reply. So many times we read the initial story, in this case by the BBC, but never see the retailer/brand’s response. I appreciate seeing that Zara seems to be taking the correct steps to rectify this unfortunate situation.

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