Hershey's sustainability strategy is focused on protecting the company's investment in its product for many years to come by all of the following except Multiple Choice maximizing quarterly profits. having a long term view cocoa farming is seen as a great livelihood ensuring that the environment can sustain cocoa in the years ahead developing next generation of cocoa farmers < Play 12 of 12 Next >
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