UK shop ban has caused monkey labour to become 'almost non

Monkey labour to harvest coconuts for commercial products "is almost non-existent" in Thailand, the commerce minister said on Monday, after British retailers announced bans on products campaigners say use the animals in their production.
Monkey labour to harvest coconuts for commercial products is almost non-existent in Thailand, the commerce minister said on Monday, after British retailers announced bans on products campaigners say use the animals in their production.

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