Meijinnong And Other Three Japanese Enterprises Will Stop Using Xinjiang Cotton

Three Japanese companies, including sports brand Mizuno and clothing companies world and Cox, will stop using Xinjiang cotton for production due to concerns about the impact of Xinjiang cotton on their products. At present, these enterprises have not publicly responded  

In January this year, UNIQLO, a Japanese brand, once exported a batch of shirts to the United States, which was intercepted by us customs. The reason given by US media was that the goods were suspected of using cotton produced by Xinjiang's "forced labor". On May 10, UNIQLO submitted evidence that Xinjiang cotton was not used, but the United States refused to use it because of "insufficient evidence".

At that time, Zhao Lijian, spokesman of the Chinese foreign ministry, said in response to the inquiry that China's principled position on "forced labor" had been expounded many times. There is no so-called "forced labor" in Xinjiang, China, only voluntary employment and independent employment. The lies spread by politicians and anti china forces in some western countries are simply sinister conspiracies to suppress China's specific enterprises and industries under the guise of "human rights", serving them to disrupt Xinjiang and contain China's development.  

At the same time, Zhao Lijian also pointed out that the relevant practices of the US side are totally bullying practices, and relevant enterprises should clearly stand up against such unreasonable acts of the United States.