- Apple warned suppliers not to identify Taiwan as an independent country on Friday, Nikkei reported. - The announcement came after some Apple components were held for review by Chinese authorities. - Earlier this week, US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi garnered China’s ire for visiting Taiwan. Apple told suppliers on Friday to avoid labeling products from Taiwan as “made in Taiwan,” according to a report from Nikkei. The tech company told its suppliers that products or parts made in Taiwan must be identified as made either in “Taiwan, China” or “Chinese Taipei” to avoid indicating that the island is independent...