At a regular press briefing on Sept. 10, MOFCOM spokesperson Huang Ling urged France to acknowledge China's position and immediately stop using the 'Anti‑Over‑Fast‑Fashion Law' to infringe the legitimate rights of Chinese‑funded enterprises. MOFCOM said the law and its implementing rules, cloaked as environmental and sustainability measures, set targeted standards and parameters that discriminate against and suppress Chinese cross‑border e‑commerce firms, risk seriously distorting fair competiti

2026-09-10

At a regular press briefing on Sept. 10, MOFCOM spokesperson Huang Ling urged France to acknowledge China's position and immediately stop using the 'Anti‑Over‑Fast‑Fashion Law' to infringe the legitimate rights of Chinese‑funded enterprises. MOFCOM said the law and its implementing rules, cloaked as environmental and sustainability measures, set targeted standards and parameters that discriminate against and suppress Chinese cross‑border e‑commerce firms, risk seriously distorting fair competition, exceed environmental scope and carry clear protectionist intent; China has repeatedly expressed stern concerns to France.