Wal-Mart Faces Backlash From Chinese Consumers As Sams’ Club Removes Items From Xinjiang

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Zero Hedge
By Tyler Durden – December 27, 2021
As much as American megacorps have tried to balance their economic interests in China with Washington’s exhortations about genocide in Xinjiang, they’re increasingly finding themselves between a rock and a hard place. They can either be denounced at home for using cotton and other items produced in Xinjiang, or face a boycott or potential ban in China if they speak out.
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