US Congressional Report Exposes Forced Labor in Chinese Businesses Operating in America

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The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party released a report indicating that Chinese e-commerce suppliers Temu and Shein are likely shipping products to the U.S. in violation of Uyghur forced labor laws. Both companies rely heavily on the de minimis exception to ship packages directly to U.S. consumers, thus avoiding being screened for UFLPA violations. The report included four main findings, including approximately how many likely packages shipped to the U.S. entered under the de minimis provision as well as the use of such exception to avoid UFLPA compliance.
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- Congressional report says there's an extremely high risk Temu's supply chains have forced labor The Washington Post
- America's Top Fast-Fashion Retailer Tries to Shed Its Chinese Image The Wall Street Journal
- Temu: Risk popular website sells forced labour goods BBC
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