The “relentless” drive by U.K. supermarkets to cut costs and boost profits is fueling poverty, abuse, and gender discrimination in their supply chains in developing countries, says Oxfam in its latest report.

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The “relentless” drive by U.K. supermarkets to cut costs and boost profits is fueling poverty, abuse, and gender discrimination in their supply chains in developing countries, says Oxfam in its latest report.
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