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Major Thai Supermarkets Lack Transparency, Accountability: Oxfam

By Pravit Rojanaphruk, Senior Staff Writer

 

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A Tesco Lotus supermarket in 2017 in Koh Samui. Photo: Per Meistrup / Wikimedia Commons

 

BANGKOK — Only three of seven major supermarket operators were given scores on transparency and accountability in the first ever assessment made in Thailand by a rights organization and its partners.

 

Oxfam Thailand released a 38-page report and supermarket policy scorecard for the first time Wednesday, covering seven major retailers and chains in the country.

 

Makro, CP Fresh Mart and Tesco Lotus were respectively given 3, 1 and 1 points of a possible 10; while Big C, Foodland, Gourmet Market and Villa Market did not receive scores due to lack of data.

 

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/life/shopping/2018/09/07/major-thai-supermarkets-lack-transparency-accountability-oxfam/

 

 
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any idea why they call themselves OXFAM , ?? not very original, copying the one of the biggest charities in the world, (or is it the charity) ?

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9 minutes ago, mercman24 said:

any idea why they call themselves OXFAM , ?? not very original, copying the one of the biggest charities in the world, (or is it the charity) ?

Oxfam Thailand is a part of Oxfam International, which in turn is part the well-known charity headquartered in Oxford, England.

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