China Warns of Retaliation over French Law to Curb Fast Fashion
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China threatens with retaliation against France over anti-fast fashion law - RetailDetail EU
China is threatening to take countermeasures against France in response to the recent law targeting ultra-fast fashion. The French regulations primarily affect Chinese platforms such as Shein, Temu, and AliExpress, and are thus part of a widening retail conflict between Europe and China.
New legislation mainly affects large Asian e-commerce platforms, such as Shein, Temu and AliExpress
China warned, on Wednesday (22), about possible retaliation against a French law aimed at curbing the advance of the so-called 'ultra fast fashion', or ultra-fast fashion, classifying the norm as 'discriminatory' and contrary to commercial principles. News: Hollywood incorporates AI, while trying to preserve its creative DNA Frustration with search giant: Google's 'IA Wall' takes newspapers and agencies to evaluate break with big tech The law, a…
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El EconomistaChina’s protest also extends to the recent $630 million fine applied by the European Union to the Aliexpress brand
Beijing denounces discriminatory regulation of ultra-fast fashion platforms and does not exclude trade retaliatory measures China warned on Wednesday that France was exposing to
Beijing denounced a French "discriminatory" regulation which could "violate the principle of non-discrimination of the World Trade Organization (WTO)".
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