Explanation: The government doesn’t want to buy things made with forced child labor, but they have a very narrow definition
Country | Product | Country | Product |
Afghanistan | Bricks | Ghana | Fish (Including Talapia) |
Argentina | Garments | India | Bricks |
Bangladesh | Dried Fish | India | Cottonseed (Hybrid) |
Benin | Cotton | India | Embellished Textiles |
Bolivia | Brazil Nuts / Chestnuts | India | Garments |
Bolivia | Sugarcane | India | Rice |
Burkina Faso | Cotton | India | Stones |
Burkina Faso | Gold | Malawi | Tobacco |
Burma | Bamboo | Mali | Rice |
Burma | Beans | Nepal | Bricks |
Burma | Bricks | Nepal | Carpets |
Burma | Rice | Nepal | Embellished Textiles |
Burma | Rubber | Nepal | Stones |
Burma | Sugarcane | Nigeria | Cocoa |
Burma | Teak | Nigeria | Granite |
China | Bricks | Nigeria | Gravel |
China | Cotton | Pakistan | Bricks |
China | Electronics | Pakistan | Carpets |
China | Toys | Pakistan | Coal |
Colombia | Coca | Russia | Pornography |
Cote D’Ivoire | Cocoa | Sierra Leone | Diamonds |
Cote D’Ivoire | Coffee | South Sudan | Cattle |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | Cassiterite (tin ore) | Tajikstan | Cotton |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | Coltan (tantalum ore) | Thailand | Garments |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | Gold | Thailand | Shrimp |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | Wolframite (tungsten ore) | Vietnam | Garments |
Ethiopia | Textiles |
Explanation: If you are an established government contractor the government wants you to be an equal opportunity employer
Explanation: Do you sell any products that are NOT made in the US
Explanation: If you are an established company the government wants you to file your equal opportunity employer reports
Explanation: The government wants to know whether you are required to have and if you have, an affirmative action hiring program
Explanation: If you are going to test and calibrate the government’s machines the gov. wants to know that you are paying well and using the right equipment
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