Shein found children working in supply factories

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Fast fashion giant Shein reveals it found two cases of child labour in its supply chain last year and has stopped dealing with the factories

LONDON - Ultra fast fashion retailer Shein has told British MPs that it found two cases of child labour in its supply chain last year, the same number as in 2023, and had ended its relationships with the companies concerned.

The disclosure came in a letter written by Yinan Zhu, Shein's general counsel for Europe, Middle East and Africa, to members of the UK's cross party Business and Trade Committee.

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