Shein's silence on China cotton use leaves British lawmakers in the dark on supply chain
A Shein representative declined to provide a direct answer when asked by a British parliamentary committee on Tuesday whether the online fast-fashion retailer uses cotton from China or from its Xinjiang province,
Shein, the fast-fashion giant, plans a London listing in the first half of the year, navigating regulatory challenges amidst ...
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MPs had summoned the company, along with McDonald’s, Tesco and Temu, to discuss labour rights concerns and committee chairman ...
Online fast-fashion retailer Shein is aiming to list in London in the first half of the year, according to two sources with ...
A Shein representative declined to provide a direct answer when asked by a British parliamentary committee on Tuesday whether ...
More than 60% of retailers in Switzerland see the development of online platforms such as Temu, Shein or Amazon as worrying ...
Amid its pursuit of a listing on the London Stock Exchange, Shein left a bad impression with British MPs during a hearing on ...
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‘Ridiculous and Disrespectful’: British Lawmakers Blast Shein at HearingA Shein representative equivocated on "very, very very simple" questions such as whether it sourced cotton from Xinjiang or ...
Before Congress adjourned for Christmas, congressional leadership had set ambitious goals to counter the Chinese Communist ...
The Singapore-based fast-fashion giant is ramping up the production of printed denim. Shein reports that it produced ...
Senior managers from Shein and its rival Temu were summoned to the UK's parliamentary business and trade committee to answer ...
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