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Analysis: US Tariffs on Vietnam Would Be a Blow to Nike and Other Sportswear Brands

According to its annual report, Nike produced 50 percent of its footwear and 28 percent of its apparel in Vietnam in its 2024 fiscal year.
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A case of alleged wage theft at a Nike supplier in Thailand has become a flashpoint for criticism of the sportswear giant's approach to labour rights. (Shutterstock)

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