HONG KONG CLOTHING INDUSTRY ORGANISATIONS SEEK TO REASSURE TERRITORY COMPANIES OVER CHINA SECURITY LAW DIPLOMATIC ROW
June 2nd, 2020
HONG Kong textile industry leaders have tried to reassure clothing traders and manufacturers operating from the territory they will not face serious harm by any change of diplomatic recognition prompted by the passage of a new HK security law. Speaking to just-style, Louis Chan, assistant principal economist (global research), for the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), claimed that sourcing offices in HK would continue to operate smoothly: “As long as the subject merchandise is not made in Hong Kong, the possible revocation of the special trading ...
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