Shein’s due diligence ‘a red flag’ to investors

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Ahead of Shein’s expected public listing in London, KnowTheChain warns the company’s human rights due diligence is a ‘red flag for investors’

Shein scored just 14 out of 100 points for human rights due diligence

LONDON - Ultra fast fashion retailer Shein's work to tackle forced labour in its global supply chains falls "significantly short" of sector leaders - a red flag for investors ahead of the company's anticipated public listing in London, according to a new report.

The KnowTheChain programme, which benchmarks major companies across three sectors - apparel and footwear, food and beverage, and ICT - on human rights risks in their supply chains, assessed Shein's practices against its methodology.

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