On November 9th, according to Bloomberg, e-commerce giant Shein will continue to operate in the country under the supervision of the French government. Previously, Shein shut down a third-party merchant platform in France in response to government orders regarding its alleged sale of child shaped dolls and weapons.
The company has suspended third-party sales on the platform to avoid penalties for suspension of operations in France. Previously, the French government ordered it to remove all weapons related products from the platform within 48 hours, otherwise it will face punitive measures.
Finance Minister Roland Lescure stated in an interview with Franceinfo on Saturday that the government will continue to “mercilessly” ensure Shein complies with local laws.
The French government stated in a statement late on Friday that “authorities will closely monitor the dynamics of the platform, particularly to ensure that Shein implements all preventive measures taken. The government will take all necessary measures to prevent the sale of any illegal goods. ”
The government stated that legal proceedings are still ongoing. Shein stated in another statement that it “remains committed to dialogue with French authorities and responding to their concerns
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