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Why did the EU weaken key sustainability laws?

The "Quiet Luxury" facade is cracking. While the EU promised to lead the world in sustainability and labor rights, a massive shift has occurred behind closed doors. The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and CSRD, once hailed as "game-changers," have been systematically watered down. In this clip, we expose how political lobbying and a "business-friendly" pivot have allowed luxury giants to continue business as usual while workers pay the price.
We’re breaking down the recent raids in Italy that snared names like Prada, Gucci, Versace, and LVMH, revealing 90-hour work weeks and €4-an-hour wages right in the heart of Florence and Milan. Why is the EU helping these brands exploit the system? And what does the new "Omnibus I" package actually mean for the future of your wardrobe?

In this video, we discuss:
The gutting of the CSDDD and the delay of sustainability reporting.
The "Made in Italy" illusion: How Chinese-operated sweatshops in Europe are being protected.
Why political lobbying in the EU is mirroring the lax regulations of the US and Asia.
The specific brands mentioned in the latest Italian labor probes, including Armani, Dior, and YSL.

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Featured in this video:
Brands: Prada, Gucci, Versace, Armani, Dior, Loro Piana, Yves Saint Laurent.
Legislation: CSDDD, CSRD, Omnibus I Simplification Package.

Key Figures: EU Parliament, Italian Prosecutors (Paolo Storari).

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