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Brands From Nike to Boohoo Deny Xinjiang Forced-Labor Links

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Leading fashion brands from H+M to Inditex have denied selling products made with forced labor from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
Jaycee Pribulsk, vice president of global footwear sourcing and manufacturing at Nike, told MPs that the sportswear giant was “deeply concerned” about the situation in the region but it does not source any raw cotton.
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Leading fashion brands such as Adidas, Boohoo, H&M, Nike and Zara owner Inditex have denied selling products made with forced labor from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region following a U.K. Parliament inquiry into the risks British businesses face when engaging with supply chains that hail from China. A hearing, held Thursday by the Business, Energy…

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