US Customs to detain sporting goods merchandise reportedly produced with North Korean labour

On 15 March, KPMG reported that CBP has issued a release announcing that merchandise produced or manufactured by a specific Chinese sporting goods company will be detained at all US ports of entry.  This follows an investigation indicating that the sporting goods company uses North Korean labour in its supply chain.

https://home.kpmg/us/en/home/insights/2022/03/tnf-us-cbp-detain-sporting-goods-merchandise-north-korean-labor.html

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