May 21, 04:43 PM

Dior Settles Italian Competition Authority Labor Probe, Pays €2 Million Over Five Years to Support Victims

Dior has reached a settlement with the Italian competition authority following an investigation into labor practices linked to its suppliers. The probe examined allegations of labor exploitation and inadequate wages paid to workers involved in the production of goods for Dior and Armani. While Dior was found responsible but not guilty of these labor violations, the company agreed to pay 2 million euros over five years to support initiatives aimed at assisting victims of labor exploitation. Dior has also emphasized that it emerged from the investigation without being found guilty of forced labor and has pledged to strengthen its commitments to ethical labor standards.

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ABA Antitrust Law Section@abaantitrust
1 year ago
[ABA Antitrust Daily Digest 5/22/2025] (Reuters) Dior has settled an Italian competition authority investigation by agreeing to remedies, including a €2 million commitment over five years to support initiatives for victims of labor exploitation, addressing concerns about https://t.co/ZdMfuAdcNG
El Espectador@elespectador
1 year ago
Los proveedores de Armani y Dior empleaban a trabajadores que percibirían salarios inadecuados. 🔗👇 https://t.co/F1mwLdSDyx
Les Echos@LesEchos
1 year ago
Dior sort indemne de l'enquête italienne sur le travail forcé et renforce ses engagements https://t.co/PbR8nl9YwR

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