U.S. customs officials have released more than a third of the electronic equipment, including solar panels, detained since last year under a new law meant to weed out products made with forced labor, according to data released on Tuesday.
last year that as of late October, CBP had detained more than 1,000 shipments of solar energy equipment.
The law requires producers to show sourcing documentation of imported equipment back to the raw material to prove that no portion came from Xinjiang.
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