Amazon has made a strong commitment to combating human trafficking (also referred to as “modern slavery”) across our operations and supply chain in our annual Modern Day Slavery Statement, our California Supply Chain Transparency Act Statement, our key commitments for our supply chain due diligence, our Supply Chain Standards, and our Global Human Rights Principles: we do not tolerate the use of child labor, forced labor, or human trafficking in any form—including slave labor, prison labor, indentured servitude, or bonded labor—in our operations or value chain.

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Announcing new features and integrations for customers and new tools and services for automakers and suppliers.

Amazon joins developers and device makers to introduce new products, features, and services at CES 2020.

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