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Goods From Argentina Made With Forced or Child Labour
The Department of Labor names 11 goods from Argentina, 1 of them for forced labour.
What was found
A finding is about a good from a country. It does not say that any particular shipment was produced that way.
| Good | Sector | Found | Tariff codes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blueberries | Agriculture | Child labour | 0810.40.0024, 0810.40.0026, 0810.40.0029 |
| Bricks | Manufacturing | Child labour | 6810.11, 6901, 6902.1, 6902.20.10, 6902.90.10, 6904 |
| Cotton | Agriculture | Child labour | 5201 |
| Garlic | Agriculture | Child labour | 0703.20, 0712.90.40 |
| Garments | Manufacturing | Child labourForced labourForced child labour | 61, 62 |
| Grapes | Agriculture | Child labour | 0806.10 |
| Olives | Agriculture | Child labour | 0709.92.0000, 0712.90.1500, 0712.90.2000 |
| Strawberries | Agriculture | Child labour | — |
| Tobacco | Agriculture | Child labour | — |
| Tomatoes | Agriculture | Child labour | — |
| Yerba Mate (stimulant plant) | Agriculture | Child labour | — |
$23.5M imported in these categories
The commodity chapters the findings fall under, and what the United States bought in each. These are whole-chapter figures — chapter 85 is all electrical machinery, not only the good that was flagged — so read them as the scale of the trade a finding touches rather than as the value of flagged goods.
Fruit and Nuts$21.9M
Vegetables$1.3M
Knitted Apparel$31.5K
Non-knitted Apparel$31.2K
Ceramic Products$17.5K
Cotton$3.3K
Trade figures are for 2026-08. Everything the United States buys from Argentina.