Thanks, Trevor.

It's a complex situation. On one hand, whatever these people make, it's still much more than what they would earn from working in the fields. But, as you've stated, when you consider the profits margins of these multinationals, it's remarkable how little goes back to the grassroots. 

I agree, this documentary deserves to become a part any school library system. It's sound enough structurally to withhold the interest of kids who decide to watch it.

A couple of days ago, I decided to pay a little more attention to the label on the shirt I was wearing. "Made in Vietnam." Fun!