[Ministry of Commerce: Urges France to immediately stop using the Anti-Ultra-Fast Fashion Law to infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese-funded enterprises] September 10th, in response to the statement that "French officials recently stated that the French Anti-Ultra-Fast Fashion Law is not discriminatory and targeted, and its main purpose is to protect the environment and consumers." The spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce responded at a regular press conference held today (September 10). China urges France to face up to China's position and immediately stop using the "Anti-Ultra-Fast Fashion Law" to infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese-funded enterprises. Ministry of Commerce spokesperson Huang Ling said that China believes that the "Anti-Super Fast Fashion Law" and its implementation details, in the name of environmental protection and sustainability, actually discriminatory restrictions and suppression of Chinese-funded cross-border e-commerce companies by setting clearly directional standards and parameters will seriously distort fair competition. France's actual practices have gone beyond the scope of environmental protection and have obvious trade protectionism overtones. China has expressed serious concerns to France on many occasions. China has always opposed the abuse of economic and trade restrictive measures, and urges France to face up to China's position, immediately stop using the Anti-Super Fast Fashion Law to infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese-funded enterprises, and properly handle economic and trade differences through equal dialogue. China will pay close attention to subsequent developments and resolutely take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies. (CCTV News)