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Researchers Point to Flaws in Audit Industry
Labor and supply-chain researchers say that there are fundamental flaws in the auditing system on which restaurants and retailers around the world…
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Ian Urbina
Taking Stock on the "Growing Goliath" Investigation
Roughly two weeks ago, we produced an extensive investigation of a shrimp processing plant in India. The reporting took a lot of guts to publish since…
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Ian Urbina
Lax FDA Enforcement Lets Unsafe Shrimp Reach Shelves
In the U.S., the agency that is responsible for stopping antibiotic-positive seafood is the FDA, which checks only 1 percent of shrimp imports for the…
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Ian Urbina
India Shrimp Rife with Bondage, Hazards, and Stolen Wages
Is there a wider problem with Indian shrimp?
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Ian Urbina
Is there something rotten in global seafood?
The past half year has seen a steady stream of disturbing reports about serious human rights abuses tied to industrial fishing. First came a long expose…
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Ian Urbina
Human Rights NGO Files Federal Petition to Block Seafood Tied to North Korean Workers
The impact of our investigation into China’s role in the world’s seafood supply that revealed the broad use of captive North Korean workers in Chinese…
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The Whistleblower
An American took his dream job in India. What he found was something else entirely.
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Ian Urbina
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