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Wine monopolies

How South African wineland workers used global networks to fight for their rights

18th February 2020 Thomas Hastings 0

Echoes of apartheid-style exploitation of workers have resurfaced in recent years in South Africa. Debates around these malpractices were given fresh impetus four years ago […]

Farmworkers’ organisations demand “real ethical standards and trading” from wine monopolies

23rd September 2019 Mzi Velapi 0

The quantity and quality of wine available in Scandinavia is strictly controlled by the governments and tenders are issued for wine producers.

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