Fast fashion is facing increasing criticism for its environmental impact and economic consequences, including job losses in Europe due to ultra-fast production models like Shein and Temu. France is ...

(Reuters) -Zara-owner Inditex plans to expand its budget brand Lefties to France, the fashion giant's CEO told investors on Tuesday, as it tries to attract more young consumers and steps up ...

The country’s AGEC law requires companies to alert consumers to the possibility of plastic microfiber release during ...

The French competition and anti-fraud office said the Chinese fast-fashion giant misled customers on price deals and on its environmental impact.

PARIS (AFP) — France announced Thursday a record $47 million (40 million euro) fine against e-commerce giant Shein over "deceptive commercial practices" after a competition inquiry, saying it misled ...

Shein’s €5 T‑shirts have ruled French phone screens for years, but a brick‑and‑mortar challenger is pulling on its ...

Paris, France (AFP)-France announced Thursday a record 40 million-euro fine against e-commerce giant Shein over “deceptive commercial practices” after a competition inquiry, saying it misled ...

PARIS (Reuters) -France's antitrust agency said on Thursday it had fined China-founded fast-fashion retailer Shein 40 million euros ($47.17 million) for alleged deceptive business practices ...

France moves to penalise ultra-fast fashion giants like Shein and Temu. Why this policy matters, what it leaves out and what's next for the future fashion industry.

E-commerce giant Shein faces a possible 150-million-euro ($175-million) fine in France for failing to properly get consent to track users on the internet. The regulator, the CNIL, faulted the fast ...

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PARIS (Reuters) -France's antitrust agency said on Thursday it had fined China-founded fast-fashion retailer Shein 40 million euros ($47.17 million) for alleged deceptive business practices ...