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Uniqlo risks boycott in China

Weibo users slam Uniqlo after CEO's Xinjiang cotton comments, igniting boycott calls

Casual wear giant Uniqlo is facing a storm of online criticism in China after a BBC report quoted the chief executive of its owner as saying the company does

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Uniqlo risks boycott in China after reports of CEO's Xinjiang comments

By Eduardo Baptista and Casey Hall BEIJING (Reuters) -Casual wear giant Uniqlo is facing calls for a consumer boycott in China after a BBC report quoted the CEO of its owner as saying the company does not source cotton from China's Xinjiang region,

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Uniqlo faces online China backlash over Xinjiang cotton stance

Uniqlo is facing an online backlash in China after the boss of its parent company said the Japanese clothing retailer does not source cotton from Xinjiang. Fast Retailing's chief executive Tadashi Yanai said Uniqlo was "not using" cotton from the western Chinese province in a BBC interview this week.

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Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing watching for China boycott after Xinjiang remarks

Chairman Tadashi Yanai said in BBC interview published this week that Uniqlo doesn’t source cotton from that region of ...

From VOA Mandarin: Uniqlo denies using Xinjiang cotton, sparks backlash among Chinese netizens

Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo’s founder, Tadashi Yanai, told the BBC in an exclusive interview that the company "does not ...

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Western attempt to undermine Chinese market creates ‘two-front’ business challenge for global brands like Uniqlo

People shop at a retail store of Uniqlo in east China's Shanghai, Aug. 28, 2020. (Xinhua/Fang Zhe) Tadashi Yanai, CEO of ...

BBC "Uniqlo Confirms No Kidney Cotton"

Tadashi Yanai, chairman of Fast Retailing, the parent company of fashion brand Uniqlo, said for the first time that the company does not use cotton from ...

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Xinjiang’s forced labour: Volkswagen and Uniqlo's take a step back

New supply chain regulations adopted by the United States and the European Union are forcing many companies to take a stand on the issue of Uyghur exploitation. The German automaker sold its controver ...

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