Banned Cotton Found in One-Fifth of US, Global Stores | China in Focus

by EditorR

How easy is it to accidentally buy clothing made from forced-labor cotton? A new report shows that the possibility is far larger than expected—even in the United States—despite Congress having already banned companies from importing the material.

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