Indonesian fishers sue Bumble Bee alleging instances of forced labor
A group of four fishermen from Indonesia, co-counseled by attorneys for NGO Greenpeace USA, have sued Bumble Bee Foods, claiming they experienced forced labor and human trafficking while working on fishing vessels supplying the company.
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Authorities this week updated the tuna recall to a Class II incident, warning it could become contaminated with a rare, potentially fatal bacteria.
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