The group has taken steps to remediate forced labour indicators identified in its supply chain, says US customs authorities.
PETALING JAYA: Supermax Corporation Bhd may resume exporting disposable gloves to the US following the lifting of its export ban by the country’s customs authorities.
The agency said there was reasonable evidence indicating the presence of 10 out of 11 indicators of forced labour, as stipulated by the International Labour Organisation, in the group’s supply chain. In today’s statement, CBP senior official Troy Miller said the move emphasises the agency’s effort to counter and eradicate forced labour from the supply chains of companies.
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