Boohoo group issues full statement about Leicester Factory allegations as Asos and Next drop firm from their websites
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manchestereveningnews.co.uksaid that it will investigate the use of a factory in Leicester after concerns were raised by a government minister following allegations in a newspaper.
It said it is looking into allegations relating to Jaswal Fashion factory following an investigation my the Sunday Times.But Next and Asos, as well as online retailers, including Zalando and Very.co.uk, have also temporarily suspended the sale of Boohoo items.A spokesman for Next said the fashion giant stopped selling items from Boohoo brands last week after campaign group Labour Behind The Label first raised concerns.The spokesman said: "Next concluded there is a case for Boohoo Group to answer."Next needs to prove to itself the two Boohoo Group labels that it was stocking are being.
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