France Fines Shein €22 Million for Consumer Rule Violations
French fraud authorities have fined the online fashion retailer Shein €22 million for various consumer rule violations. Shein has stated its intention to appeal the decision, calling the fines disproportionate.
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Shein hit with new €22 million fines by French fraud authorities
The Chinese platform said it will appeal the decision. It is the second time the French authorities have fined it.
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Read full article →France fines Shein €22m over consumer rule breaches
France has fined fast-fashion firm Shein about €22m over issues with returns, product information and order confirmations, a penalty the company described as disproportionate and vowed to challenge.
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Read full article →France hits Shein with 22 million euros in new fines over consumer violations
French authorities said Wednesday that they had imposed two fines on Shein totalling more than 22 million euros (US$25.5 million), citing problems with product traceability, environmental labelling and delivery times. The new penalties bring the total fines imposed by France against the Asian fashion giant to more than 210 million euros. They were levied by […]
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Read full article →France fines Shein €22 million; Company to appeal the decision
“Technical issues with no impact on consumers, which are already being addressed where necessary, have been used as the basis for an excessive penalty,” a Shein spokesperson said The post France fines Shein €22 million; Company to appeal the decision appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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