One penny extra for a pound of tomato, Burger King sees a problem
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While McDonald’s and Taco Bell agreed, Burger King still does not want to pay an extra penny for a pound of tomato, which would help to raise poor tomato pickers wages. A protest was organized by farm workers, union members and activists in front of Burger King Headquarters’ in Miami last Friday.
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Pinufybu
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03 September, 2010 06:37:08
thank you very much!
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tony
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18 February, 2010 08:48:09
seriouly its that bad i know people overseas and 3rd world countries need help but when you have a vast population in the u.s ...
slayr007
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17 February, 2010 10:30:59
When will America learn keynesian economics DOES NOT FREAKING Work?!?!?! if you spend, you DON'T SAVE!!!!!!!!! I have honestly given up all hope in the ...
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