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The World Wildlife Fund has accused Nestle, Kraft and Starbucks of selling coffee illegally grown in a key conservation area for endangered tigers and rhinos.

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How important is it to you where your coffee comes from? Most of us can't buy this locally, so it's harder to know its source. How do you feel about this accusation? Is it fair to accuse when there's no way of knowing where exactly in a country it came from?


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