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#IPAC welcomes the statement from #G20 democracies on increasing the transparency, diversity and security of international supply chains.
Trade cannot come at the expense of our values or security.
Statement 
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Statement on Principles for Supply Chain Resilience from US, EU, India, Japan, UK, Canada, Australia and others:https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2021/10/31/chairs-statement-on-principles-for-supply-chain-resilience/ …
This is the way
Part 2, the irony is, there's now not even enough staff to deal with a stack-up of containers sitting out at their ports. The truth is, instead of boycotting, private companies have upped their orders. Is this frivolous or consumerism out of control? How is this China's fault?
You have twisted the statement to shaming companies that might defy sanctions. The whole point of the meeting is issues of shortage in certain sectors. Many companies sub-contract or are working with other partners. They want them all to be transparent to how they work internally
Part 2, for months, US knew the semi-conductor industries could harm their car manufacturing industry. This affects mobile phones to white goods. They are classing this as a national emergency. COVID has slowed down productions coming from Vietnam, Malaysia & Cambodia.
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