Beijing threatens France over ultra-fast-fashion crackdown targeting Shein and Temu
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China condemned France’s anti-ultra-fast-fashion law as discriminatory against Chinese platforms like Shein and Temu and warned it may take measures to defend Chinese firms; Paris says the producer-focused levy, which scales per item from 0.25 to 12 euros in 2026 (rising to 20 euros by 2030), is meant to curb environmental impact and shield domestic clothing makers and may be passed on to consumers. The report also notes Shein’s subdued IPO and its HQ move to Singapore.
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