Levi Strauss CEO criticizes ‘restrictive’ US voting laws while continuing to ‘thread the needle’ operating in China

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Levi Strauss & Co. CEO Chip Bergh said his organization is “very concerned” about state governments allegedly attempting to restrict voter access while continuing to operate his business in China, a country that is well known for impeding its own election process.

During a segment on Friday’s CNN Newsroom, Bergh told host Poppy Harlow that his company was “going to do everything that we can to work with the legislatures to make sure that these restrictive laws don’t go into place.”

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