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Come january. that is, what, six months away? can they really be ready for that? that remains to be seen. that depends, really, whether they can make or fill up all the tanks to 100% before the winter starts because then they can come through the winter and then if we've got another six months until the next winter, so that gives them enough time to fully diversify their supply chain for gas and russian oil. and, ulrich, as we know, you represent german business. how are they reacting to this energy uncertainty? of course they also look at their production processes, what they might need to cu...

Currently, it's the consumer in the first place and industry in the second but i think there will be a different compromise that will need to be found. ulrich, germany has said that they won't be using oil and gas from russia comejanuary. that is, what, six months away? can they really be ready for that? that remains to be seen. that depends, really, whether they can make or fill up all the tanks to 100% before the winter starts because then they can come through the winter and then if we've got another six months until the next winter, so that gives them enough time to fully diversify their s...

Who's a policy analyst and expert in chinese political economy at the university of bristol. thank you very much for your time here on newsday. do you see challenges in enforcing something like this? how do companies go about furnishing this kind of evidence? the american government has put out some basic guidelines, but the complexity of notjust the production processes, but the supply chain themselves, in terms of not just where the goods are made, the materials that are being used, how they'll trace everything becomes quite problematic, particularly for international companies trying to imp...

In the us, a new law preventing imports from china's xinjiang region has come into effect. the uyghur forced labour prevention act covers all imports following earlier bans on goods such as cotton and tomatoes. the us has accused china of using forced labour from the minority uyghur community to produce goods in xinjiang — accusations that have been heavily denied by beijing. earlier, we heard from winnie king, who is a policy analyst and expert in chinese political economy at the university of bristol. the american government has put out some basic guidelines, but the complexity of notjust ...

By the invasion and what is happening there, so there's a limit on supplies at the moment — uk supermarkets, tesco is allowing three bottles per customer at the moment, waitrose and morrisons have limited shoppers to two items each, and iceland, the boss of iceland, i was also told this morning that they're limiting production and bringing in smaller bottles. now, sunflower oil is used in so much of our cooking here in the united kingdom. we use it at home to cook, but it's also in lots of the products that we buy from the supermarket and it's involved in so much factory production. one big ...