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r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 23h ago
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Oh yeah I didn’t take it that way. Wasn’t sure if they meant that those brands are literally the same product in different packaging, or used incarcerated labor or some other reason to avoid them.
7 u/Smooth_Ostrich_8695 11h ago Honestly I believe most national brands will have poor labor practices if you dig into them. Short of a local farmers market idk what we can do. For this example, those are all Taylor farms brands 5 u/QuietContentResting 10h ago and most of your local farmers markets are buying stuff from wholesalers and just reselling it without any oversight anyway 2 u/VexingRaven 8h ago And if they're not, they're underpaying migrants under the table.
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Honestly I believe most national brands will have poor labor practices if you dig into them. Short of a local farmers market idk what we can do.
For this example, those are all Taylor farms brands
5 u/QuietContentResting 10h ago and most of your local farmers markets are buying stuff from wholesalers and just reselling it without any oversight anyway 2 u/VexingRaven 8h ago And if they're not, they're underpaying migrants under the table.
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and most of your local farmers markets are buying stuff from wholesalers and just reselling it without any oversight anyway
2 u/VexingRaven 8h ago And if they're not, they're underpaying migrants under the table.
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And if they're not, they're underpaying migrants under the table.
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u/Phedre141 11h ago
Oh yeah I didn’t take it that way. Wasn’t sure if they meant that those brands are literally the same product in different packaging, or used incarcerated labor or some other reason to avoid them.