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33 Multinational Companies Appear On Blacklist

Aggregated Source: ChinaCSR.com
October 29, 2006|

China's Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs has listed 33 China-based multinational companies that have violated environmental protection rules. Collected from various local environmental protection agencies, the names of these companies have been compiled because they have not fulfilled promised eco-friendly obligations. Some of these companies are subsidiaries of Fortune 500 businesses, including Shanghai Panasonic Battery Company, [...]

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