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Destruction Ban Reveals Luxury Brands’ Problem With Unsold Stock
Source: Bloomberg
Regulation & LegislationESG & Climate PolicyConsumer Demand & Retail
European regulations will soon require high-end fashion businesses to disclose unsold products they destroy, including items they shred or burn to protect retail values. The article gives no implementation date, disclosure details, or company-specific figures.
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