New probe finds Shein products still contain hazardous substances despite the company’s pledges to improve chemical management
AMSTERDAM - Hazardous chemicals continue to be found in fast fashion products sold by Chinese-owned giant Shein, according to a new report from Greenpeace which is calling for action to protect consumers, workers and ecosystems worldwide.
Greenpeace’s research, conducted between May and June 2025, involved testing 56 Shein garments acquired in eight countries. Almost a third - 18 items — including three children’s products exceeded European Union REACH chemical safety limits.
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