Dior to Pay €2mn to Help Labour Abuse Victims in Italian Watchdog Settlement

The luxury group Dior will have to pay two million euros in five years to help victims of labour exploitation in Italy, as revealed by the Guaranteed Authority of Competition and Market (AGCM), when announcing the conclusion of an investigation against some companies of the group in 2024.The investigation for alleged unfair commercial practice against three companies of Dior due to the illegal working conditions in the workshops that supplied th…

Dior to pay €2mn to help labour abuse victims in Italian watchdog settlement

Italy’s competition authority ends probe into some of luxury group’s suppliers

Italy's watchdog launched an investigation into Dior and Armani in 2024 for unfair trade practices related to the alleged exploitation of workers in the production chain

Dior paid a huge sum to stop an investigation in Italy. The famous fashion house agreed to donate two million euros to organizations that help victims of labor exploitation.

Italy’s antitrust body closes Dior probe with pledges to fund fight against labour exploitation - Regional Media News

MILAN (Reuters) – Italy’s antitrust body has closed its investigation into whether LVMH-owned Dior and two of its units misled consumers with their statements about working conditions at its suppliers, saying the firm had made pledges though no wrongdoing was found. Dior’s commitments include paying 2 million euros ($2.3 million) over five years to support initiatives, open also to other brands, aimed at helping victims of labour exploitation. D…