Canada

I hope this law is why I've noticed Rainforest Alliance seals on cheaper chocolate brands recently and not that Rainforest Alliance has lowered their standards. (I looked it up a year or two ago and RA's site explicitly stated that they don't allow the seal to be used if they're aware of worker exploitation.) I guess it must be a lot cheaper for corpos to get that on their labels than if they used the Fair Trade seal.

If you actually read this, this is just people being unclear on how to do the paperwork, including people who do have a report ready but are now being told they don't have to. Pitchforks down.

The fact that these companies aren't immediately shouted down for asking "do I really need to investigate for slavery in this part of our supply chain" is a bit telling in it's own right.