U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) approved uniform contracts with an apparel company that produces most of its garments in Mexico, reportsCNS News:
The latest contract with the company was awarded on Dec. 20, 2012, to
make uniform and insignia items for the CBP at an estimated cost of $6,157,997.57, and a ceiling of $8 million.
The CBP, which is responsible for protecting Americas borders, told CNSNews.com that items from VF Imagewear, a subsidiary of VF Corporation, are manufactured in a number of locations, including Mexico. [ ]
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