Washington targets Chinese supply chains
The United States announced the addition of 43 new Chinese companies to the blacklist due to allegations of forced labor in the Xinjiang region, resulting in bans on importing their products into the American market. The list includes companies in sectors such as electronics, batteries, metals, and food, many of which rely on materials or workers from the disputed area. China rejected the decision, considering it a unilateral punishment, and affirmed that its laws prohibit forced labor and that workers have the freedom to choose their jobs. This move is part of a broader escalation in the trade confrontation between the world's two largest economies and targets key segments of supply chains related to clean energy and electronics.
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