cotton, Uniqlo and Xinjiang
YAMAGUCHI – Uniqlo owner and Japanese fashion giant Fast Retailing has been criticised by a leading forced labour expert ...
New supply chain regulations adopted by the United States and the European Union are forcing many companies to take a stand on the issue of Uyghur exploitation. The German automaker sold its controver ...
Tadashi Yanai, chairman of Fast Retailing, the parent company of fashion brand Uniqlo, said for the first time that the company does not use cotton from ...
Fast Retailing previously faced scrutiny over its stance on sourcing Xinjiang cotton. In an August 17, 2020 statement on its website, the company said, "No Uniqlo product is manufactured in the ...
Many brands are thought to indirectly source cotton products from the Xinjiang region in China's far west. Japanese retailers Muji and Uniqlo attracted attention recently after a report ...
Uniqlo brand cotton shirts were blocked at the Port of Los Angeles in January based on a U.S. import ban over forced labor in China’s Xinjiang region. Fast Retailing Co., operator of the Uniqlo ...
A shipment of Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo's cotton shirts was seized by US Customs in Los Angeles after officials suspected the garments were made using forced labor from China's Xinjiang ...
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