Traces of Xinjiang cotton found in Adidas, Puma and Hugo Boss T-shirts, report says

Researchers conducted isotope analysis to trace origin of cotton used by the brands

“Based on all the information we obtained through our investigations, and the traceability controls we put in place in our supply chain, we are confident that we do not source cotton from the Xinjiang region,” it added.

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