The Ethical Trade Initiative (ETI) is urging all businesses to take extra steps to ensure their supply chains are not linked with the Xinjiang Autonomous Region (XUAR), adding audits conducted within the region "cannot be relied upon" and it can be presumed forced labour is at high risk of occurring within any workplace in the region.
ETI urges firms to scrutinise supply chains for Xinjiang links
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