
Former Berry Firm Boss Sentenced for Human Trafficking in Finland
The former CEO of a Finnish berry company has been sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for human trafficking, having exploited berry pickers. The district court delivered the verdict in the high-profile case.
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Former berry firm boss gets 2.5 year sentence for human trafficking
The district court also banned Jukka Kristo from conducting business for a period of five years, and ordered him to forfeit his military rank.
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The Lapland District Court has sentenced the former head of a berry procurement company to prison after finding that dozens of Thai berry pickers recruited to work in Finland were victims of human trafficking. The ruling, delivered on Monday, concludes one of the largest human trafficking cases ever heard in Finland. The court sentenced Jukka Kristo, former chief executive of Polarica Marjahankinta, to two years and six months in prison for human trafficking offences involving 78 Thai berry...
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