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Title: Ofilm dropped by customer, likely Apple, over forced labor allegations Post by: HCK on March 17, 2021, 04:05:18 pm Ofilm dropped by customer, likely Apple, over forced labor allegations
"The iPhone maker is thought to have terminated its contracts with Ofilm over the concerns a few months ago" What you need to know iPhone camera module supplier Ofilm says it has been dropped by a "particular overseas client". A Bloomberg report Wednesday says that supplier is Apple. Ofilm faces allegations it was involved in human rights violations against Uighurs in the Xinjiang region. A new report says that the "particular overseas client" which Ofilm admitted has dropped it as a supplier is in fact Apple. As reported by Reuters yesterday, Ofilm told investors it had received notification that a "particular overseas client" was going to end its contracts with the firm: China's OFilm Group Co Ltd, a maker of camera modules, told investors it received a notification from a "particular overseas client" saying it would cut its business ties. "The impact of this specific customer order change on the company's operations and performance is still under evaluation, and t... Source: Ofilm dropped by customer, likely Apple, over forced labor allegations (http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheIphoneBlog/~3/SOjsgMtuRtY/ofilm-dropped-customer-likely-apple-over-forced-labor-allegations) |