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UK retailers are urging strong government action as they deal with the Leicester garment factory scandal. The main company in the spotlight, Boohoo Group, and others are calling for a factory licensing system.
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![]( "Boohoo, Next, Asos and more want factory licensing system to prevent abuse")
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![]( "Boohoo shares back on the rise after £15m founder investment")
Boohoo shares back on the rise after £15m founder investmentBoohoo shares have been on a rollercoaster ride in recent weeks due to the Leicester garment factory scandal, but they rose again on Thursday after its founders bought £15 million worth of shares.
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![]( "Asos mulls action against Leicester-based supplier")
Asos mulls action against Leicester-based supplierThe CEO of online fashion retailer Asos has warned it is considering dropping a Leicester supplier after it was found to be in breach of its ethical trading standards.
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![]( "Boohoo shares fall further as garment factory scandal rumbles on")
Boohoo shares fall further as garment factory scandal rumbles onShares in under-pressure online retail giant Boohoo continued to fall this week with an 18% drop on Monday alone and an almost 6% fall so far on Tuesday.
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![]( "Boohoo share price recovery starts, business model remains strong")
Boohoo share price recovery starts, business model remains strongBoohoo may have seen its market value plunging this week after a Sunday Times report last weekend linked it to poor working conditions in Leicester factories, but its recovery has already begun.
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![]( "Boohoo starts independent review of UK supply chain, promises in-depth probe")
Boohoo starts independent review of UK supply chain, promises in-depth probeBoohoo is moving quickly to protect its business as a supply chain scandal causes e-tailers such as Asos and Zalando to delist its brands. But the firm also said its wholesale ops are small as D2C is its focus.
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![]( "Next and Zalando drop Boohoo over worker rights allegations")
Next and Zalando drop Boohoo over worker rights allegationsRetailers Next and Zalando are delisting products made by Britain’s Boohoo Group following a media report about dire working conditions in an English factory that supplied the popular brand.
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![]( "Boohoo shares plummet further after Leicester factory exposé")
Boohoo shares plummet further after Leicester factory exposéBoohoo shares continued to plunge on Tuesday after weekend allegations linking it to illegal factories in Leicester had driven the share price down sharply on Monday.
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![]( "Pressure on Boohoo after newspaper exposé of \"undeclared\" supplier")
Pressure on Boohoo after newspaper exposé of "undeclared" supplierBoohoo Group has been forced to take action and defend itself again after a major newspaper exposé said a sub-contracted garment factory accused of illegal practices was making some of its products.
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![]( "Boohoo defends supply chain practices after Leicester report")
Boohoo defends supply chain practices after Leicester reportBritain's Boohoo defended its supply chain practices on Thursday after a garment workers' rights group said the online fashion retailer was putting workers at risk of coronavirus infection in its Leicester factories.