France’s parliament passes a bill aimed at curbing the growth of fast fashion, with a focus on large Asian e-commerce platforms including Shein and Temu. Multiple outlets report that lawmakers approved the measure on Monday, framing it as a response to the rapid rise in demand and sales for low-cost, quickly produced clothing sold through online marketplaces in France in recent years. The bill’s goal is to regulate how these platforms operate within the French market and to reduce the impact associated with fast fashion. While the reports broadly agree on the bill’s passage and its named targets, they do not provide detailed provisions in the excerpts available here. Overall, the coverage indicates that France is moving to apply new rules to major online retailers associated with fast-fashion supply chains, aiming to rein in their expansion in the country. The law is described as part of a broader effort to address fast-fashion practices and their consequences, particularly as consumer access and platform visibility have grown.