2 January 2020

Chocolate companies including Mars Wrigley, acknowledging issues with child labor and deforestation, opened a door to European Union regulation

THE WASHINGTON POST – Mars Wrigley and others call for government regulation to address human rights, environmental concerns on cocoa farms

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