Shein
Paris appeals court rejects France’s attempt to suspend Shein’s marketplace
The French state had found obscene dolls and banned weapons for sale on the retailer’s website
Why firms are pivoting from ‘China-shedding’ to ‘China-maxxing’
The approach of hiding one’s ties to Beijing has run its course for the bigger players
Shein pledges China supply chain upgrade in bid to woo Beijing
This marks a tactical shift from its previous strategy of distancing itself from its Chinese roots
Shein could face EU investigation but no interim measure, commission official says
Companies risk fines up to 6% of their total global revenues for DSA breaches
Almost 25% of non-textile items shipped from Shein fail safety, labelling standards: French authorities
Infractions range from counterfeit goods to unlabelled cosmetics and toys that did not meet safety requirements
Shein’s global ambitions survive French store uproar
The e-commerce giant, whose model of high-volume, ultra-cheap fashion has upended traditional retailing, looks like it’s in France to stay
French court rejects Shein suspension
A FRENCH court on Friday rejected the state’s request to suspend Shein’s site in France as “disproportionate” after the Asian e-commerce giant removed illicit products sold on its platform.
EU agrees to 3-euro small parcel tax to tackle barrage of China imports
It will be introduced on a temporary basis until the bloc reaches a permanent solution for taxing such imports
Amazon cuts seller fees in Europe in Shein, Temu price war
The move is focused first on lowering fees for sellers of cheap fashion
Shein probed by Texas attorney general over labour practices, product safety
The company is headquartered in Singapore but sources most of its products from China, where it has several thousand suppliers
