Social Studies, 18.02.2022 14:00 isaiahrodriguezsm17

Joe and debra are deeply interested in the well-being of the cocoa farmers they buy from. They make sure that they follow fair trade standards when buying cocoa, and they hold their own manufacturing units to the same standards they hold their suppliers to. In doing this, theo chocolates is assuming what degree of social responsibility?.

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