Sea Relation

United States

Summary of Crimes & Concerns

  • * Uyghur Labor
  • * Human Rights & Labor
  • * Fishing & Environmental

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June 15, 2023
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Email sent to the sales team and the contact address at Sea Relation.

The email said: "I’m contacting you in light of our latest investigation which concerns the use of forced labor in China’s food processing industry, and a link we’ve discovered between a company engaged in such practices and your supply chain.

Your suppliers Rongcheng Haibo and Shandong Haidu have received persons from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of the People’s Republic of China under the state-imposed labor transfer program. The United Nations, human rights organizations and academic experts agree that since 2018, the Chinese government has systematically subjected Xinjiang’s predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities to forced labor across the country via state-sanctioned employment schemes which use coercive methods in worker enrollment. The U.S. has prohibited the importation of goods produced from state-imposed forced labor.

Does Sea Relation Inc. have any comment or statement to make in light of the above information? Please respond to this email by close of business June 20, 2023."

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