BERLIN/LONDON: Retailers Next Plc, Zalando SE and Amazon.com Inc are delisting products made by Britain's Boohoo Group Plc following a media report about dire working conditions in an English factory that supplied the popular brand.
Next said it had already removed all Boohoo and Pretty Little Thing branded items from all its websites last week in response to a report from workers' rights group Labour Behind the Label. Zalando said in a statement it would define specific actions to address human rights issues identified in Boohoo's supply chain and would discuss renewing a commercial relationship only when Boohoo had taken corrective measures.Amazon said it would pull Boohoo's products while the company conducted its investigation.
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