SHEIN, the Singapore-based fast-fashion giant, is relocating its production to Vietnam as it adapts to evolving US trade regulations, as per reports.
Business News
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In response to changing US trade policies, SHEIN is offering incentives to Chinese suppliers to relocate to Vietnam. The move aims to reduce the impact of US tariffs on its business.
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