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An Unnecessary Bahls-Up

On forced labour and the Bahlsen food company

πŸ’ πŸ‹ Nic Miller πŸ‹πŸ’

16 Aug 2024 β€” 2 min read
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An Unnecessary Bahls-Up

Germany’s Bahlsen food company has apologised after a report showed that it used far more forced labourers during the Second World War than previously acknowledged.

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