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Sysco expanding probe of Chinese processors linked to forced-labor scandal

"Our agreement with our auditing partner is that critical findings, such as child or forced labor, will be escalated to Sysco personnel directly," the company's CEO said in a letter.

Sysco CEO Kevin Hourican said his company is stepping up its probe of the use of forced labor in its seafood supply chain.
Sysco CEO Kevin Hourican said his company is stepping up its probe of the use of forced labor in its seafood supply chain.Photo: Sysco
Published 9 January 2024, 20:08Updated 10 January 2024, 23:16
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