Bestseller, a leading Danish fashion brand, has strongly denied recent child labour allegations that surfaced in a TV 2 report. The company labeled the claims as both ‘incorrect’ and ‘incomplete,’ emphasizing its commitment to ethical practices across its supply chain. This move comes as Bestseller faces increased scrutiny in the global fashion industry, where transparency and social responsibility have become more important than ever.
Bestseller’s Response to Allegations
The company insists there is no evidence of child labour within its operations. Bestseller maintains that it regularly audits its supply chain and works closely with partners to uphold fair labor standards. The brand calls the TV 2 report misleading, highlighting its dedication to responsible sourcing and ongoing efforts to improve worker welfare.
Industry Impact and Ongoing Commitments
The allegations against Bestseller shine a light on the broader challenges faced by the fashion industry. Public concern over ethical sourcing continues to grow, prompting brands to be more transparent and proactive. Bestseller reiterates its zero-tolerance policy for child labour and promises continued vigilance to prevent abuses in its supply chain.
Sources:
FashionUnited – Bestseller denies ‘damaging’ child labour allegations
