article_snippet: Seafood caught by slaves mixes in with other fish at a number of sites in Thailand, including processing plants .
article_snippet: The Associated Press claims tainted fish can wind up in the supply chains of some of America's major grocery stores, such as Kroger, Albertsons and Safeway; the nation's largest retailer, Wal-Mart; and the biggest food distributor, Sysco.
article_snippet: Our parents catch mixes in with other fish at numerous sites in Thailand, including processing plants.
article_snippet: Inside the fishermen, representatives said representatives sold seafood to other Thai processors and distributors.
article_snippet: For example, one truck bore the name and bird logo of Kingfisher Holdings Ltd., which supplies frozen and canned seafood around the world.
article_snippet: Another truck went to Mahachai Marine Foods Co., a cold storage business that also supplies Kingfisher, according to Kawin Ngernanek, whose family runs it. '
article_snippet: Kingfisher buys several types of products.'
article_snippet: Every month, Kingfisher and Kingfisher subsidiary KF Foods Ltd. sends about 100 metric tons of seafood from Thailand to America, according to US Customs records.
article_snippet: Thailand's largest seafood corporation, with $3.5billion in annual sales.
article_snippet: We all have to admit that it is difficult to ensure the Thai seafood industry's supply chain is 100 percent clean,' Thai Union CEO Thiraphong Chansiri said in an emailed statement.
highlights_snippet: Seafood they catch then ends up in major supply networks across America .
  