A US Senate report shows BMW imported 8,000 Mini Coopers with electronic parts from a banned Chinese supplier.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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The US Senate report indicates that BMW imported at least 8,000 Mini Coopers equipped with parts from a Chinese supplier banned under the 2021 law. This Chinese supplier was added to the UFLPA Entity List in December 2021, which means its products are alleged to be manufactured with forced labor. Other carmakers such as Jaguar Land Rover, Volvo and Volkswagen AG have also been implicated in importing banned Chinese parts.
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BMW a importat în SUA 8.000 de vehicule cu piese de la un furnizor chinez interzis, se arată într-un raport al Senatului
BMW a importat în SUA 8.000 de vehicule cu piese de la un furnizor chinez interzis, conform unui raportal Senatului
BMW, Jaguar și Volkswagen, acuzate că au folosit piese interzise din China
Grupul BMW, acuzat că a vândut în SUA vehicule Mini cu componente interzise provenite din China - Economica.net
Americanii susţin că BMW şi Jaguar au folosit piese interzise din China
BMW and Jaguar imported banned Xinjiang part - Senate report
Senate report finds parts made with China's forced labor in cars by BMW, Jaguar Land Rover and VW
BMW and others bought parts from China supplier flagged for forced labor
BMW a importat în SUA 8.000 de vehicule cu piese de la un furnizor chinez interzis
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