[Ministry of Commerce: Urging France to immediately stop the implementation of the anti-ultra-fast fashion law] On September 3, Ministry of Commerce spokesperson Huang Ling responded to questions about the entry into force of the French anti-ultra-fast fashion law at a regular press conference on the 3rd. She said that China had previously stated its position. Under the guise of formulating so-called "environmental protection" and "sustainable" standards, the law adopts a double standard approach and is suspected of violating the WTO's non-discrimination principle. Huang Ling said that China urges France to immediately stop the implementation of the anti-super-fast fashion law, properly resolve the differences between the two sides in the field of sustainable textile trade through equal dialogue, and create a fair and non-discriminatory market environment for Chinese-funded enterprises. If France insists on going its own way, China will take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese-funded enterprises, and France will be responsible for all consequences arising therefrom.