Shein condemned by MPs as fast fashion firm dodges questions over forced labour conditions in China
MPs had summoned the company, along with McDonald’s, Tesco and Temu, to discuss labour rights concerns and committee chairman Liam Byrne stated they were “horrified by the lack of evidence” provided by Shein on the day and accused the company of bordering on “contempt”.
Yinan Zhu declined to say whether it retailer's suppliers used Chinese cotton amid concerns over forced labour.
The bargain clothing site, which is seeking a London stock listing, declined to shed light on whether its clothing contains ...
A Shein representative declined to provide a direct answer when asked by a British parliamentary committee on Tuesday whether ...
A lawyer for Shein summoned to a British parliamentary hearing evaded questions Tuesday on whether the fast-fashion giant ...
Senior managers from Shein and its rival Temu were summoned to the UK's parliamentary business and trade committee to answer ...
The fast-fashion giant is accused of forced labour in its supply chains as it reportedly prepares for a US$62 billion listing ...
The Singapore-based fast-fashion giant is ramping up the production of printed denim. Shein reports that it produced ...
A British politician said he had “almost zero confidence” in the integrity of Shein’s supply chain following a heated ...
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UK parliamentary committee to question Shein and TemuUK cross party Business and Trade Committee have scheduled an inquiry session for 7 January 2025, targeting fast-fashion ...
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