US EditionShein Escapes the Suspension in France but Remains Under High "Surveillance", Other Threatened Platforms
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According to the French authorities, the online retailer Shein is no longer able to find illegal products, but the platform is still under "strict observation".
For the time being, China's low-cost online platform Shein is missing a page lock in France. The controversial company would have removed several products from the range to avoid punishment. "The government has achieved that Shein has removed all the illegal products sold on its platform," the French Ministry of Economic Affairs announced. Shein, however, remains "under strict surveillance of the state authorities," it said. The legal proceeding…
The Chinese giant has "cleaned" its site of any banned product. But a judicial procedure is still under way. And other platforms could also be worried "in the next few days".
"The legal proceedings against Shein continue" despite avoiding the suspension, as stated by the French Government in a statementFrance initiates the temporary suspension of Shein following the scandal over the sale of sex dolls with the appearance of girls The French Government decides not to suspend access to Shein for the moment in the country after finding that it no longer offers illicit products on its website, although it will have the Ch…
The government announces that Shein will not be suspended after the Chinese site has removed all illicit products from its platform. Nevertheless, it remains under high surveillance.
The government wants to draw two euros from every article that comes from an extra-European country. MPs will debate it from 12 November. France would be the first to create such a tax, which is highly contested by some.
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