US bans imports from multiple retailers tied to forced labor, Brunello Cucinelli turns a profit
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According to a provisional agreement, items made outside the EU by forced labor or manufactured within the EU using parts produced abroad with forced labor will be banned.
The recovery came after a rigorous federal investigation that found overtime wages were illegally held back.
The retailer has 39 factories in the region, and joins Inditex and Primark in ceasing operations there.
The retailer has partnered with Care, Better Work, and HERproject to help women across global supply chains.
The US Labor Department revealed multiple possible labor violations, such as paying workers way below minimum wage.
In Myanmar, clothing accounted for 31% of $4.59 billion in 2018 exports.
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