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News / April 18, 2019

Tesla and Panasonic delay investment to increase electric car production

Tesla and Panasonic delay plans to increase capacity at their Gigafactory in the US. Leading to growing concerns among investors about the volume of electric car sales, which continually fall below the company’s expectations. Panasonic…

News / November 30, 2018

Panasonic may suffer as Tesla seeks new battery suppliers for Shanghai ‘Gigafactory’

As Tesla sets up its first overseas ‘Gigafactory’ in Sahnghai, Elon Musk suggests changing relationship between Tesla and its sole battery supplier Panasonic. While talking about Tesla’s new factory in Sahnghai, the company’s CEO Elon Musk,…

News / May 12, 2017

Panasonic and Samsung reforms not enough to prevent exploitation of migrant workers

An investigation of the Guardian last November revealed that migrant workers in Malaysia, who produce for Panasonic and Samsung, are exploited and underpaid. The steps that the two companies have taken since then fall short…

News / November 16, 2016

How e-waste ends up in Renovación, Mexico City – and how it is affecting the local community

Half a square kilometer in Mexico City is dedicated almost entirely to the recycling of e-waste. Bloomberg Business visited the neighborhood of Renovación to see how recycling activities are affecting the local community, and they looked…

News / October 17, 2016

Traces of graphite: how increasing demand for lithium-ion batteries is affecting Chinese communities

Following their in-depth look at the supply chain of cobalt, The Washington Post published an article about the impact of natural graphite production in China. While many associate graphite with pencils, the substance has become…

News / September 7, 2016

Mexico: Over 60 cases of alleged corporate abuse documented in advance of UN Working Group visit

More than 100 NGOs and social movements in Mexico have documented cases of alleged corporate abuse in different sectors: mining, energy, oil & gas, agribusiness, and construction, among others. The report, compiling 68 cases, was presented…

News / January 18, 2013

Migrant workers in Malaysian electronics industry face atrocious working conditions

Migrant workers in Malaysia’s electronics industry are heavily indebted by the time they start working because of extortionate fees of recruitment agencies. Migrant workers are paid less, sometimes even only half, of what they were…

News / November 23, 2012

Complaint filed against Panasonic, abusing migrant workers in Singapore

Last week the Singapore-based NGO Humanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics (HOME) submitted a complaint with the Japanese NCP about abuse of migrant Chinese workers at a Panasonic plant in Singapore referring to the OECD Guidelines…

News / November 19, 2012

Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics – 18th edition. Indian company Wipro in 1st position

The 18th edition of Greenpeace’s Guide to Greener Electronics evaluates leading consumer electronics companies based on their commitment and progress in three environmental criteria: Energy and Climate, Greener Products, and Sustainable Operations. The Guide scores…

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