His Cyprus based consultancy has generated around $1m in revenues since it was established in 2017. He said he founded the company for “various business activities” that have “no bearing on his scientific, research and harm reduction work” and says it "complies with all applicable laws"

Dr Konstantinos Farsalinos has always maintained his independence from industry and accused a previous @lemonde.fr investigation into his links with industry as a 'witch hunt'

No-one has ever been prosecuted for any of the deaths, and an attempt to bring a human rights case in Kenya was thrown out by a judge. Still there's no justice for the families, while others profit

Credit to Tesco and Waitrose though, who immediately stopped selling products from the farm after the initial investigations, and still are not selling them

How many more people need to die until supermarkets - that boast of their ethical sourcing - stop sell selling pineapples from the farm?

Morrisons and @sainsburys.bsky.social quietly began reselling the pineapples after Del Monte commissioned its own human rights 'impact assessment' after the deaths and other alleged human rights abuses were first exposed. The assessment was never made public & there's since been SIX more deaths

I'm sure all the tobacco funded libertarian think tanks will spin the rise in smoking as a knockon effect of the disposable vape ban, but the survey took place before the ban. And those who tried smoking said they "intend to smoke in the future" and will likely become regular smokers