The Pickers + Q&ACert-TBC
Seydou from Mali is picking oranges in Southern Italy. He has no contract and is paid per crate – as all the other pickers are. He lives in a self-built hut in a settlement without water and electricity. The Pickers reveals the European fields where our fruit and vegetables are grown. Blueberries in Portugal, olives in Greece, strawberries in Spain – 1 million migrants are harvesting in Europe. They are the mobile working force, that fill our baskets in the supermarkets. Exploitation in supply chains like chocolate or coffee is a well-known issue, but this documentary shows how our daily fruit and veg is also rooted in exploitation.
But there might be a way out of the system: Pape from Senegal is producing fair oranges in southern Italy. Could this become the new way?
Screening followed by a Q&A with Oranges for Justice.
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We showed The Pickers + Q&A between January 27, 2026 and January 27, 2026.
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