Shein fined €40 million in France for misleading consumers on price cuts and environmental commitments
Lara Maior
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ISEL, the company that sells Shein products in France, has been fined €40 million by the DGCCRF for misleading commercial practices. The investigation found that Shein misled consumers about price cuts, circumventing regulations by ignoring previous promotions or artificially raising prices. Shein said it remedied these violations after being notified, implementing corrective measures within two months.
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Shein, amendată cu 40 de milioane de euro pentru practici comerciale înșelătoare în Franța
Franța amendează Shein pentru metode frauduloase de vânzare
Gigantul chinez Shein a primit o amendă de 40 de milioane de euro pentru și-a înșelat clienții în privința reducerilor
Shein, le géant de l’« ultra fast fashion », se voit infliger une amende record en France de 40 millions d’euros pour « pratiques commerciales trompeuses »
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