Brands urged to share US tariff refunds

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Clean Clothes Campaign says suppliers and workers should benefit from US refunds received by major apparel importers

AMSTERDAM — The Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) has called on apparel brands to disclose US tariff refunds and share proceeds with suppliers and workers affected by earlier sourcing disruption.

The campaign group said Target had received $800 million, Amazon $600 million, Nike $300 million and Columbia Sportswear $78 million after US tariff hikes were struck down by the Supreme Court in February.

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