The US cotton ban cannot stop the growth of Xinjiang’s exports to the US
In January this year, the United States announced a ban on the import of cotton, tomatoes and their processed products from Xinjiang because the United States believed that forced labor and human rights existed in Xinjiang’s supply chain. the phenomenon of violation.
Despite this, according to Chinese customs data, Xinjiang’s direct exports to the United States doubled in the first quarter of 2021. Xinjiang’s exports to the United States from January to March this year increased by 113% year-on-year to US$64.4 million. Although the COVID-19 epidemic last year had an impact on China and the international supply chain, data shows that Xinjiang’s exports to the United States also increased by 46.5% compared with the first quarter of 2019.
Although Xinjiang’s exports account for only a small part of China’s exports to the United States, when its pillar industry, the cotton industry, is shut out of the U.S. market, Xinjiang’s exports to the United States are still growing and deserve attention.
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