Companies found to have broken the law can be hit by fines by national regulators in individual EU member states.
A spokesperson for Shein said the company intends to work closely with regulators to address any concerns. Photograph: Ore Huiying/BloombergThe Chinese-founded massive online marketplace Shein faces potential fines with the European Union imminently set to open a probe into its compliance with consumer laws over the sale of illegal products.
The probe will be launched by the Brussels-based executive alongside four member states, according to the people, with any fines to be decided by national governments.
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