China has turned inward to sell Xinjiang cotton after a trade ban. Will it be enough?

After a US trade ban for cotton from China’s Xinjiang, textile manufacturers have turned to domestic consumers – but the ban’s chilling effect on all exports has left a gap that is difficult to fill.

By: scmp.com

Aug 10 2024
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China has turned inward to sell Xinjiang cotton after a trade ban. Will it be enough?

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China has turned inward to sell Xinjiang cotton after a trade ban. Will it be enough?

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