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U.S. Customs Bans World's Top Latex Glove Maker Over Forced Labor Issues - But Vital PPE Supplies Won't Be Affected
19 days ago | By Forbes
The order expands on a July 2020 ban on products made by two Top Glove subsidiaries over similar concerns.
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