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- France's Parliament passed an anti-ultra-fast-fashion bill on 29 June 2026 targeting Shein, Temu and AliExpress.
- The law imposes a per-item fee rising to €20 (S$29) by 2030, capped at 50 % of the pre-tax price.
- It bans all advertising for ultra-fast-fashion brands, but the European Commission doubts its EU-law compliance.
- Fees will fund garment collection and recycling.
- Trade Minister Serge Papin said the law targets the three main players.
