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Vast majority of G20 countries reject US stance on excess industrial capacity, forced labour

2 sources · first seen 09:47 3 Oct · updated 10:29 3 Oct

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Only Mexico and Argentina joined the US statement on forced labour in supply chains
The vast majority of G20 countries rejected the US stance on excess industrial capacity and forced labour

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Piyush Goyal said India has no structural excess manufacturing capacity in sectors identified by the G20 Presidency, defended India against US forced-labour and excess-capacity investigations, and opposed conditioning Most-Favoured-Nation treatment on WTO obligations.

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