The clothing brand’s owner, PVH Corp., is at the center of controversy in China because it restricts Xinjiang companies from its supplier list.
The facade of a Calvin Klein store in Shanghai, China, February 2021. Credit: Robert Way via iStock.com
After years of the U.S. government sanctioning Chinese companies for enabling forced labor in Xinjiang, China is threatening to use a sanctions list of its own. Its target is the U.S. company PVH Corp, owner of fashion brands Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger.
An excerpt from a statement posted to China's Ministry of Commerce website detailing part of the procedures involved in the investigation into PVH Corp, September 24, 2024. Credit: MOFCOM
In September, China’s Ministry of Commerce a
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