The Chinese fast fashion giant has been tightening scrutiny of firms that make the clothes it sells.
Chinese fast fashion giant Shein says it found two cases of child labour in its supply chain last year as it tightens scrutiny of the companies that make the clothes it sells.
The firm says it temporarily suspended orders from the suppliers involved and did not resume business with them until they had stepped up efforts to tackle the issue.
The revelation in Shein’s 2023 sustainability report comes as it is understood to be planning to sell shares on the stock market.
The company has been criticised for the conditions faced by workers at factories in its supply chain.
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The firm said the two cases were uncovered during the first nine months of 2023 and none were found in the last quarter of the year.
It comes as the company lays the groundwork for a potential sale of shares on the stock market.
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