France will charge per-item fees on ultra-fast fashion sold by platforms such as Shein, Temu and AliExpress, starting this week and rising to a maximum of €19.50 by 2030. The law targets high-volume, low-cost clothing and repairability, though critics note that H&M and Zara are exempt.
(c) Polina Tankilevitch

Francia aplica una tasa a la moda ultrarrápida

FRANCE 24

Francia empezará a cobrar tasas por prenda a plataformas de moda ultrarrápida como Shein, Temu y AliExpress, con un máximo de €19,50 en 2030. La ley se centra en ropa barata, de gran volumen y difícil de reparar, aunque ha recibido críticas porque H&M y Zara quedan fuera.

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