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Italian Prosecutors Probing Supply Chain of Around a Dozen More Fashion Brands

The appointment of a special commissioner is intended to give the fashion brands time to fix problems in their supply chain while continuing to operate.
Christian Dior launched a dedicated pop-up store for the Dior Or Ramadan capsule at Avenues Mall in Kuwait.
On Monday, a Milan court appointed a commissioner to run an LVMH-owned maker of Dior-branded handbags after an investigation into four of its suppliers. (Dior)
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Prosecutors in Milan are investigating the supply chain of around a dozen more fashion brands, a person with knowledge of the matter told Reuters, after a unit of France’s LVMH in Italy was placed under court administration in a worker exploitation probe.

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