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Ambassador Greer Commends Trade Ministers Signing on to Statement Eliminating Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains
Press Release, Office of the US Trade Representative, October 2, 2026
MILWAUKEE – Yesterday, Ambassador Jamieson Greer was pleased to announce that the Trade Ministers of the United States, Mexico, and Argentina agreed to the issuance of a statement on eliminating forced labor in global supply chains on the margins of the G20 Trade Ministerial.
“I applaud my colleagues from Mexico and Argentina for siding with moral and economic reality and recognizing the continued existence of forced labor as an abhorrent human rights issue that distorts global supply chains,” said Ambassador Greer. “Many countries around the world recognize the need to address forced labor in supply chains, and we continue to call on all countries to ramp up efforts to work together toward eradicating forced labor from global supply chains.”
Read the full statement here.
Source: Office of the US Trade Representative
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