Children’s rights Benchmark

Dollar General

Dollar General is an actor in the Retail industry. Companies that are primarily retail supermarkets selling food and beverages, but also some household products.

Main region:

North America

Main sector:

Consumer Discretionary

Main industry:

Retail

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Dollar General
4.4
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Sector
5.2
Industry
5.0
Region
5.0

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