Summary
Shein and Temu, fast-fashion companies, are under pressure in the U.S. due to calls for investigations into alleged forced labor and intellectual property theft. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Shein, while Senator Tom Cotton has requested a federal investigation into both companies. Shein has expressed willingness to cooperate with the Texas investigation.
Key Facts
- Shein and Temu are fast-fashion companies facing calls for investigations in the U.S.
- The investigations focus on claims of forced labor and intellectual property theft.
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Shein.
- Senator Tom Cotton has requested a federal investigation into Shein and Temu.
- Shein stated it will cooperate with Attorney General Paxton's investigation.
- Shein's headquarters is in Singapore, but most products are made in China.
- The U.S. has changed rules on low-cost shipments, affecting imports from China.
- Shein is also under scrutiny in Europe for various concerns, including safety and environmental impact.
