Children are still in the Cocoa Field

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23 min listen
Cole Martin, Michael Disabato
April 2, 2024
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This week we provide an update to our March 2022 episode titled Children in the Cocoa field that explored the growing problem of child labor in cocoa harvesting. And the attempt by Nestlé to use money and enhanced mapping technology to combat its prevalence. It sounds bleak, but it was a great story about how technology is allowing for better transparency in our world's supply chain.
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Michael Disabato
Michael Disabato
Vice President, MSCI Research
Cole Martin
Cole Martin
Senior Associate, MSCI Research

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