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Caporalate in Fashion, Patrizia Pepe and Dixie Placed in Judicial Administration

The two companies are not investigated. The investigation into the exploitation of Albanian and Bengali workers is from the Prato Public Prosecutor's Office.
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FIRENZE (ITALPRESS) - At the request of the Public Prosecutor's Office of Prato, the Court of Prevention of Florence has ordered the application of the measure of prevention of the judicial administration against two companies, one with limited liability and the other for shares, with legal offices in Signa and Campi Bisenzio, well known in the Italian and international markets, which [...]

Two companies in the clothing sector, Tessilform, owner of the Patrizia Pepe clothing brand, based in Campi Bisenzio, and Dixie, another clothing brand based in Signa, ended up under judicial administration for a year. The accusation? Presunte connivenze, albeit manslaughter, with a system of exploitation of work in the production chain L'articolo Firenze: Patrizia Pepe and Dixie in judicial administration for exploitation of work in the supply …

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The two companies are not investigated. The investigation into the exploitation of Albanian and Bengali workers is from the Prato Public Prosecutor's Office.

·Bologna, Italy
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Quotidiano Nazionale broke the news in Bologna, Italy on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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