Up to 2 Euros for One Underpants and 19.50 Euros for One Jacket: the Government Unveils the Amounts of the Financial Malus Applicable From September for Ultra-Fast Fashion Companies
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After the early July vote on a law to stop the rise of ultra-fast fashion, the government published the amounts of financial penalties to which the sector's giants like Shein and Temu will be exposed.
France is anticipating the tide of cheap fashion.
The companies concerned will pay 50 cents of penalty for each boxer, underwear or pair of socks whose environmental score is below the established threshold, a penalty that climbs to 2 euros for a t-shirt, 9 euros for a jeans and 12 euros for a jacket.
Asian online retailers flood Europe with cheap clothing, which often ends up in garbage after a short time. France introduces a levy on certain disposable fashion. The penalty payments are to increase gradually and increase the price of fast fashion noticeably.
Twelve euros per jacket, nine euros for a jeans, two euros for a t-shirt: France wants to limit the spread of cheap fashion with fines. In the coming years they will be further increased.
The government has published the amounts of financial penalties that Internet users who order cheap clothing from Chinese e-commerce sites will have to pay. The financial malus can go as far as...
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