You are chief ethics officer at Sweetcheeks, a manufacturer of naturally sweetened beverages. Your company obtains its sugar under a long-term supply contract with Bangor Brands, an international commodities firm based in Thailand. Bangor Brands, in turn, obtains its sugar in Cambodia from Khmerco, a company half-owned by Bangor Brands and half-owned by the Cambodian government. Landsaver Foundation, a well-known human rights organization, brings to your attention an allegation that Khmerco has obtained the land for its plantations by evicting the local population. Claiming that Khmerco has engaged in an illegal “land grab,” Landsaver demands that your company immediately cease doing business with Sweetcheeks or it will launch a publicity campaign against you. You raise the issue with your company’s CEO, who observes that because of commodity price increases, Sweetcheeks is obtaining its sugar from Bangor Brands at 25 percent below the market price. What should you do?