The French Senate approved a bill targeting low-cost clothing brands, particularly Shein and Temu, to address fast fashion's environmental and economic issues. It introduces an eco-score system and potential taxes on low-scoring brands, while banning advertising for ultra-fast fashion. Critics argue it spares major European brands and lacks ambition, while supporters emphasize the need to protect European industries. The bill passed with 337 votes in favor and will proceed to a joint committee for further consideration. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)