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ActionAid pressures Tesco on developing world wages with viral spoof
23 Dec 2008 | by Miranda Fitzgerald
The viral , developed by digital marketing agency Nonsense, is part of the development charity's Small change, big difference' campaign. It claims that for every 1.50 shoppers spend on South African apples at Tesco, just 8p goes to the farm workers that supply them. ActionAid said that if Tesco paid ...
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