Nucor's Supply Chain Found Tainted by Modern Slavery in Brazil
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Nearly twenty years after Nucor pledged to rid its pig iron supply chain of modern-day slavery, a series of government raids uncover alleged abuses in Brazilian charcoal camps.
The findings raise serious concerns about the effectiveness of Nucor's previous commitments and the ongoing issues within the supply chain.
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“Nearly twenty years after Nucor pledged to rid its pig iron supply chain of modern-day slavery, a series of government raids uncover alleged abuses in Brazilian charcoal camps.”
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