The 11 Sanctioned Chinese Companies: What They Sell, And To Whom They Sell It

The 11 Sanctioned Chinese Companies: What They Sell, And To Whom They Sell It

A Chinese woman and her child try an ipad at the official opening of the new Apple Store in the ... [+] Sanlitun shopping area on July 17, 2020 in Beijing. A company that makes camera equipment for smartphones was sanctioned by Washington this week. (Photo by Kevin Frayer/Getty Images)





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Another week, another round of sanctions against Chinese entities no one in the U.S. has heard of, but they have surely worn their T-shirts, opened their refrigerators, bought their yarn at Joann's Fabrics & Crafts, or sat in a New York subway car equipped by them.



The Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security announced the 11 newcomers to the Entity List on Monday, slapping sanctions on them for human rights violations, among other things.



While none of these companies are household names here in the U.S., their big brand named buyers are well known.



Here we go:





Nanchang OFilm Tech



OFilm has been around since 2002. It's not that old. But already they have made themselves the mainstay for camera modules, fingerprint modules, touch panels for phones, laptops and cars and equipment inside your Apple iPad mini. They manufacture for