US ban on import of Chinese company's cotton products

Published 2020년 12월 3일

Tridge summary

The US Customs and Border Enforcement Administration has announced a Stop Customs Order (WRO) to detain cotton products from Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC) due to reasonable suspicion of forced labor. This is the 6th such order in the last 3 months by the US, aiming to restrict products from the Xinjiang region where human rights abuses against ethnic and religious minorities are alleged. XPCC, which produces about 30% of China's cotton, has been warned against by the US for its practices in the region. The order covers all cotton products produced by XPCC or its subsidiaries and affiliates.
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Original content

In a statement made by the US Customs and Border Enforcement Administration, it was announced that the Department of Homeland Security instructed personnel in all US ports to detain cotton products from XPCC. "THE PRODUCTS OF XPCC ARE NOT REQUIRED BECAUSE IT IS FORCED TO BE HANDLED" In the statement, "The Trade Office of Customs and Border Guard is instructed to apply a Stop Customs Order (WRO) to cotton products produced by XPCC on reasonable information that they are produced by forced labor, including the employment of detainees. gave. " It was said. 6 IMPLEMENTATION MADE IN THE LAST 3 MONTHS The statement stated that all or part of the order in question covers cotton products produced by XPCC or its subsidiaries and affiliates, "This WRO placed on cotton products of XPCC, the US Customs and Border Enforcement Administration, China's Xinjiang It has been the 6th practice in the last 3 months for the products it produces by forced labor in the Uyghur Autonomous Region. " ...
Source: Ensonhaber

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