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Ice cream boss Lopresti is slavery risk and banned from business, following Cable exposé
Following Cable investigations, Judge said: “I’m sure that there is a risk that you will commit a human trafficking or slavery offence.”
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Ice cream scandal: the Lopresti business investigation continues…
Earlier this year we exposed the underpayment and poor working conditions at the Lopresti ice cream and property business. The allegations keep coming in.
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Growing scandal at Lopresti ice creams. Council yet to act.
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