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France fines Shein €22 million, Shein calls fines disproportionate

France fines Shein €22 million, Shein calls fines disproportionate
Channel News Asia Wednesday 03 June 2026, 08:45 UTC 1 min read
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France fines Shein €22 million, Shein calls fines disproportionate PARIS, June 3 : France's consumer protection agency fined Chinese fast fashion retailer Shein about €22 million over allegations including issues with returns, inadequate information on products' environmental quality and sending consumers non-compliant order confirmations. Shein called the fines disproportionate and discriminatory and said it would contest them.

France fines Shein €22 million, Shein calls fines disproportionate PARIS, June 3 : France's consumer protection agency fined Chinese fast fashion retailer Shein about €22 million over allegations including issues with returns, inadequate information on products' environmental quality and sending consumers non-compliant order confirmations. Shein called the fines disproportionate and discriminatory and said it would contest them. Source: Reuters
France (LOCATION) Shein €22 million (ORG) Shein (PERSON) PARIS (LOCATION) Chinese (ORG)
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