China on Monday called on America's FedEx to explain why a parcel from Huawei to the US went undelivered, in the second spat between the companies in less than a month.
The ongoing tussle between the two firms comes as Beijing and Washington face off in a trade war that last month had both sides exchanging steep tariffs on hundreds of billions in exports.
IT publication PC Mag said on Friday a FedEx package with a Huawei phone inside that it had sent to the United States was returned to the UK.
An accompanying note explained a US government "issue" with China prevented the delivery.
The US logistics group is already under investigation in China for failing to deliver some of Huawei's parcels.
"This is not the first time FedEx has made a Huawei-related mistake," said Geng Shuang, spokesman of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
"FedEx, as a large multinational company, should give a reasonable explanation to the outside world and be responsible for its own actions." On Friday, a ...
