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EU bans fashion brands from destroying unsold clothes and shoes

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The European Union has implemented a new regulation that prohibits fashion brands from destroying unsold clothing and footwear. This policy mandates that companies rethink their management of excess inventory, customer returns, and discounting practices.

The rules apply to major fashion groups, including LVMH, Chanel, Prada, and Inditex. While the regulation impacts the broader industry, luxury brands face specific challenges as they must balance these new sustainability requirements with their traditional business models, which rely on maintaining product scarcity and high brand value.

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