Label Emmaüs, a second-hand online store, denounced on Monday “unfair competition” from online commerce giants. The association is launching a campaign on social networks entitled “All our books are equal” Label EmmaüS derives a third of its income from the resale of books and collects more than 20 million per year.
In March, MPs adopted a bill to make fast fashion - ephemeral fashion - less attractive, with financial penalties and a ban on advertising. The Senate has yet to vote on this text. The group is calling for laws to “prevent Shein from offering 8,000 new products per day” or “Amazon from offering free delivery” “We propose to direct these unsold items to all the major associations,” adds Maud Sarda, director of the association. “For a year or two, it's starting to be really complicated to survive,’ says the co-founder of LabelEmmaüs.