Shein Slammed with 40 Million Euro Fine for Misleading Practices
France's antitrust agency fined Shein 40 million euros for deceptive practices. Infinite Style E-Commerce LTD, responsible for Shein sales, misled customers on discounts. Shein accepted the fine after a nearly yearlong investigation. The company did not immediately comment.
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France's antitrust watchdog announced on Thursday the imposition of a 40 million euro penalty on the fast-fashion giant Shein for allegedly engaging in deceptive business practices.
The investigation, which spanned nearly a year, concluded that Infinite Style E-Commerce LTD — the company managing Shein's sales — misled consumers regarding discounts.
Although Shein conceded to the fine, representatives have yet to issue a response to the recent developments.
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