Shoes for export are seen at a factory on Dec. 29, 2020, in Hanoi. (Reuters/Kham)
Suspected cesium contamination in exported footwear adds to a string of incidents tarnishing the “Made in Indonesia” brand and prompting industry representatives to demand better detection.
T wo containers of Indonesian-made footwear were returned by the Uni
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