French MPs back ultra-fast fashion law

PARIS — France’s parliament has definitively adopted a landmark “anti‑ultra‑fast fashion” law aimed at curbing the environmental impact of low‑cost Chinese platforms Shein and Temu after more than two years of debate.

The Sénat passed the revised bill, following earlier approval by the Assemblée nationale, completing the legislative process for a text that targets “ultra‑fast fashion” on the basis of high product volumes and rock‑bottom prices.