PRESS RELEASE THE MAJORITY OF UK CONSUMERS WOULD STOP BUYING A PRODUCT IF ITS MANUFACTURE INVOLVED MODERN SLAVERY UK Parliament votes on UK Modern Slavery Bill on 17th of March London, Wednesday, March 11th 2015 – UK c - Institute of Business - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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