No, the Panorama program that was shown a few years ago was first to break the story about the trend of worker exploitation; low salary levels plus deductions from salary for rent and in-house travel to the work sites (the words 'rural' and 'bus service' are a meaningless combination of words in the early a.m., I'd guess).
Arbitrary fines for minor misbehaviour, keeping the worker in debt on a permanent basis, with virtually no prospect of them ever digging themselves out of their hole is nothing new - look up "indentured servant" from our own past, up to and including the 1800s.
I agree, we are all hypocritical, IF we simultaneously harp on about immigration AND want cheap vegetables on the shelves.
p.s. If anyone has a right to complain about the Lithuanians (in this example) it is the gypsy/traveller community, who used to make a good living by being itinerant labour, picking crops when and where demand arose and took their accommodation with them. Rumour has it they are changing to a more permanently settled way of life, which, thinking about it, is opening up vacancies for these Gangmasters to exploit all over the country.