How aid donors and big companies are pushing expensive chemical fertilisers and pesticides on farmers across Africa.
A campaign from from Global Justice Now.
How aid donors and big companies are pushing expensive chemical fertilisers and pesticides on farmers across Africa.
A campaign from from Global Justice Now.
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The Co-operative Group is a unique business democratically run and owned by its members to meet their common needs and aspirations. In turn, the strength and commitment of our membership is vital in helping us achieve our goals. So instead of blindly chasing profits like businesses controlled by shareholders, we are able to steer our business in a more responsible direction: from tackling climate change to championing fair wages for growers across the world.
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