coffee ILO Leading $10.8 Million Child Labor in Coffee Project admin December 4, 2024 The number of child laborers has been rising in recent years, reaching 160 million — or one in 10 children globally — as of the latest report from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Coffee has played a significant role in this increase. Only three other sectors — gold, bricks and sugarcane — have a higher number of countries associated with child labor than coffee, according to International Labour Organization (ILO) statistics. Please follow and like us: Post Views: 65 Continue Reading Previous: Henrico coffee shop Surrounding Counties closing after 4 years in businessNext: Coffee prices hit multi-decade highs as supply-chain probs drip down to consumers Related Stories coffee Coffee Prices Tumble on the Outlook for Higher Global Coffee Output admin June 14, 2025 coffee Veteran celebrating 108th birthday says he’s been drinking black coffee since he was 2 admin June 14, 2025 coffee This was the girl who attended Jennie’s Calvin Klein event too rightttt June 14, 2025
