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Unilever to cut a third of office jobs in Europe
(www.reuters.com)
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Food companies all claimed their products critical because ... Russians would starve without them, I guess? Considering the type of foods produced by Unilever (i.e. powderized garbage and snacks), I have my doubts though.
Bullshit. Most even halfway-decent companies left. Unilever is run by complete bastards.
A large percentage of the international food system is controlled by these companies:
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