How fair are bananas? What Fyffes learned from a workers rights crisis in its value chain | Caoimhe Buckley
What does it take to make a global supply chain more sustainable? And how can businesses address the human rights and environmental challenges behind everyday products like bananas? In this episode, Becky is joined by Caoimhe Buckley, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at Fyffes. Drawing on Fyffes’ journey to strengthen…
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