Canada Goose Draws New Criticism From Chinese Regime

Canada Goose Draws New Criticism From Chinese Regime
Canada Goose jackets are piled up at a factory in Toronto, Canada. A new factory in Winnipeg is set to be much larger. The Canadian Press/Nathan Denette
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Canada’s high-end winter clothing brand Canada Goose has recently drawn another round of criticism by the Chinese regime’s official media. The brand’s store in China was accused of refusing to accept product returns from Chinese consumers and causing controversy. The outside world believes that Canada Goose has become the latest foreign brand in the Chinese regime ’s sights amid political tensions between Beijing and the West.

According to the Shanghai Morning Post, a few days ago, a woman surnamed Jia from Shanghai bought a down jacket at the Canada Goose store in the Shanghai International Financial Center shopping mall for 11,400 yuan ($1,790.17). After returning home, Jia found that the company logo was embroidered wrong: there was an extra arc at the center of the sun.

Alex Wu
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Alex Wu is a U.S.-based writer for The Epoch Times focusing on Chinese society, Chinese culture, human rights, and international relations.
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