Shein's silence on China cotton use leaves British lawmakers in the dark on supply chain
A Shein representative declined to provide a direct answer when asked by a British parliamentary committee on Tuesday whether the online fast-fashion retailer uses cotton from China or from its Xinjiang province,
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Yinan Zhu, general counsel for the EMEA at Shein, appeared before the Business and Trade Committee on Tuesday amid reports ...
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Shein's top lawyer used a range of deflections when asked questions about the company's supply chain, none of which were ...
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