China Investigates PVH Over Xinjiang Practices

China's Ministry of Commerce has initiated an investigation into US fashion retailer PVH Corp., known for brands like Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, for allegedly boycotting products from Xinjiang. The ministry claims PVH's actions may have violated market trading principles and could potentially damage the rights of Chinese enterprises. PVH is accused of acting discriminatorily against Xinjiang-related products without factual basis, and must respond within 30 days. The investigation follows the US Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, which restricts imports from Xinjiang due to human rights concerns. PVH has stated its commitment to compliance with relevant laws and is in communication with Chinese authorities regarding the investigation. This scrutiny reflects rising tensions between US and Chinese policies concerning trade and human rights in Xinjiang.