#StopShein – Time for Europe to resist Chinese e-Commerce Platforms?

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E-Commerce: Europe Must Stop Surrendering to China

Regulating Chinese Marketplaces and Protecting European Businesses

📅 Date:
Wednesday, 26 November 2025
🕐 Time:
16:45 - 18:15 CET
📍 Location:
European Parliament, Strasbourg
Room N4.3

About the Event


On Wednesday, 26 November 2025, Europe could turn a decisive page in its relationship with Chinese e-commerce giants. On that day, as the Paris court delivers its ruling on the suspension of Shein and the European Parliament votes on a historic resolution to strengthen Chinese marketplaces regulation, we invite you to join this crucial debate.

Shein, Temu, AliExpress... These platforms are flooding European markets with low-cost products, flouting social, environmental, and safety regulations. Meanwhile, local businesses are struggling, jobs are disappearing, and consumers are exposed to dangerous goods. Yet Europe has the tools to act: the Digital Services Act (DSA), unanimously adopted in 2022, remains underused.

As France and Europe finally seem to awaken, we must address critical questions:

  • Is second-hand the sustainable answer to purchasing power challenges?
  • Is Chinese e-commerce a threat to our city centers?
  • How can the European textile industry compete with China?

This debate will bring together experts from the second-hand economy, small and medium enterprises, and the European textile industry to share their insights and proposals for a Europe that protects its citizens, businesses, and economy. This fight can only be won through collective action. Join us to make your voice heard and help shape a Europe that no longer lets others dictate their rules!


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Speakers


Maud Sarda, Label Emmaus

Maud SARDA

Co-founder, Label Emmaus

Second-Hand and Sustainable Commerce Expert

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Olivier Ducatillion, CPME

Olivier DUCATILLION

CPME

Confederation of Small and Medium Enterprises

Website LinkedIn
Kathrin Jaenecke, Euratex

Kathrin JAENECKE

Euratex

European Apparel and Textile Confederation

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European Parliament

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