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Title: Global Brands and Labour in Developing Countries
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November 12, 2003 |
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Their global supply chains stretch from the supermarket shelves and clothes rails in the world's major shopping centres to the fruit and vegetable farms of Latin America and Africa and the garment factories of South Asia and China.
Globalisation has hugely strengthened the negotiating hand global brand companies (Raworth 2005)... Showed first 250 characters
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New technologies, trade liberalisation, and capital mobility have dramatically opened up the number of countries and producers from which they can source their products, creating a growing number of producers vying for a place in their supply chains. At the same time, international mergers and acquisitions and aggressive pricing strategies have concentrated market power in the hands of a few major retailers, now building international empires (Raworth 2005)... Showed next 250 characters
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