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China’s Xinjiang Cotton Is Banned in the U.S. But Still Making It to Store Shelves, Report Says

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China’s Xinjiang Cotton Is Banned in the U.S. But Still Making It to Store Shelves, Report Says

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Grace Farms is a center for culture and collaboration in New Canaan, Connecticut. We bring together people across sectors to explore nature, arts, justice, community, and faith at the SANAA-designed River building and Barns on 80 acres of publicly accessible, preserved natural landscape. Our humanitarian work to end modern slavery and foster more grace and peace in our local and global community includes leading the Design for Freedom movement to eliminate forced labor in the building materials supply chain.

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China’s Xinjiang Cotton Is Banned in the U.S. But Still Making It to Store Shelves, Report Says

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China’s Xinjiang Cotton Is Banned in the U.S. But Still Making It to Store Shelves, Report Says

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