The article highlights the significant impact of the US ban on imports of Xinjiang cotton and cotton products, which accounts for about 20% of the global supply. This ban, intended to address human rights concerns in Xinjiang, has led to increased production costs and potential price fluctuations in the global market. The ban also threatens to harm companies, particularly multinational clothing and footwear manufacturers heavily reliant on the Chinese market for their profitability, especially after the pandemic. The article emphasizes the need for businesses to make informed decisions on raw material sourcing without undue political influence and defends China's business environment and market openness, expressing disagreement with unjustified criticisms.