Chinese fast fashion giant Shein has officially re-entered the Indian market after being banned in 2020, thanks to a long-term licensing agreement with Reliance Retail. The deal allows Shein-branded products to be manufactured and sold in India, while Reliance Retail...
Shein Returns to India After Five-Year Ban Under Reliance Retail Partnership
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