Anna was promised solid pay at a chocolate factory. But when she arrived in Hamburg, the men who offered her the work put her up in a moldy, garbage-strewn two-story home to share with dozens of other Ukrainian migrants, she said. Every morning she and others were squeezed into a van and driven to a warehouse belonging not to a chocolate factory but to Fiege, a logistics giant which made more than 1.5 billion euros in revenue in 2018.
Buzzfeed: Ukrainian migrants say they were made to work in squalid conditions
Seasonal Ukrainian workers pick up apples at an apple orchard near Leczyszyce on Sept. 3, 2014.
