Oxfam stated Aldi, Morrisons, Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Lidl had confirmed that they sourced their fruit or own-brand tea from corporations whose suppliers included the estates visited by the charity. Oxfam has revealed that tea and fruit plantation growers working for suppliers to the India 's largest supermarkets are being subjected to inhumane working conditions. The charity said low pay, abuse and gender discrimination had been uncovered on various farms in Brazil and India , with some claiming that a lack of access to toilets and clean drinking water meant cholera and typhoid were often prevalent. Aldi, Morrisons , Morrisons , Sainsbury ’s and Asda have all confirmed they source products from the farms in question, while Asda declined to comment.
Oxfam has revealed that tea and fruit plantation growers working for suppliers to the India 's largest supermarkets are being subjected to inhumane working conditions. The charity said low pay, abuse and gender discrimination had been uncovered on various farms in Brazil and India , with some claiming that a lack of access to toilets and clean drinking water meant cholera and typhoid were often prevalent. Aldi, Morrisons , Morrisons , Sainsbury ’s and Asda have all confirmed they source products from the farms in question, while Asda declined to comment.