Chinese state media singled out HM on Wednesday for a statement that was reported by media last year in which the Swedish retailer said it was deeply concerned by reports of accusations of forced labour in Xinjiang, and that it did not source products from the Chinese region. It was not clear why the HM statement was back in the public eye.After HM, more foreign retail brands under fire in China in Xinjiang fallout
Chinese state media singled out HM on Wednesday for a statement that was reported by media last year in which the Swedish retailer said it was deeply concerned by reports of accusations of forced labour in Xinjiang, and that it did not source products from the Chinese region. It was not clear why the HM statement was back in the public eye.
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