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Child labor can have significant implications for businesses, including reputational damage and legal consequences. Companies that employ child labor may face public backlash, leading to loss of consumer trust and decreased sales. Additionally, they may incur fines or legal penalties, impacting their financial performance. Ethical sourcing and adherence to labor laws are increasingly important for maintaining competitive advantage and ensuring long-term sustainability.

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