MAURITIUS - THE SUGAR CONNECTION

While Air Mauritius may have seen sense and decided to discontinue their involvement in animal abuse, the Mauritian government see it as perfectly fair to let their live animal trade continue. If they choose to put their
reputation at risk then so be it, their tourism is already suffering but if they're going to continue dealing in animal torture then their sugar trade will suffer as well.

I took it upon myself to bring the Mauritian government's trade in animal life to light by going into a supermarket and stickering many packets of
Mauritian sugar, and there was plenty of it. Now people will see the sugar from Mauritius to be bloodstained by the Mauritian government's involvement in the primate trade and take their custom to more ethical sugar producers.

Many more actions against the Mauritian government's choice to deal in animal abuse are on their way and they will be soon come to realise that animal torture has its consequences and that those same consequences are serious if they value their reputation.

It's up to them if they think that live animal exports are worth more money than tourism AND their sugar trade combined. The pressure continues...