
China's clothing core standards are backward, putting the cart before the horse and restricting development
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- Time of issue:2021-06-30 16:48
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(Summary description)Domestic textile exports are restricted At the beginning of this month, the escalation of two EU chemical restrictions has caused many Chinese manufacturers who rely on exports to complain. The new regulations further restrict the content of “polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons” and ban “azo dyes”. The two restrictions involve toys, clothing, bedding, shoes, towels, wigs, hats and other categories. Although the public is not familiar with the names of these chemicals, they are exposed to them almost every day. For example, "Azo dyes" are the most widely used synthetic dyes in the dyeing and printing process of textiles and leather products. They have been listed as banned by Europe, America and Japan, but they are not banned in China. According to a reporter from Beijing Business Daily, while the EU standards are becoming increasingly stringent, domestic clothing manufacturers have also begun to improve the quality of their clothing. "In fact, it is not difficult to do this. Although the cost will increase slightly, the impact will not be significant. It's just that there is no such requirement in China, so the garment factory does not ask for trouble." An insider said.
China's clothing core standards are backward, putting the cart before the horse and restricting development
(Summary description)Domestic textile exports are restricted
At the beginning of this month, the escalation of two EU chemical restrictions has caused many Chinese manufacturers who rely on exports to complain. The new regulations further restrict the content of “polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons” and ban “azo dyes”. The two restrictions involve toys, clothing, bedding, shoes, towels, wigs, hats and other categories. Although the public is not familiar with the names of these chemicals, they are exposed to them almost every day. For example, "Azo dyes" are the most widely used synthetic dyes in the dyeing and printing process of textiles and leather products. They have been listed as banned by Europe, America and Japan, but they are not banned in China.
According to a reporter from Beijing Business Daily, while the EU standards are becoming increasingly stringent, domestic clothing manufacturers have also begun to improve the quality of their clothing. "In fact, it is not difficult to do this. Although the cost will increase slightly, the impact will not be significant. It's just that there is no such requirement in China, so the garment factory does not ask for trouble." An insider said.
- Categories:Industry News
- Time of issue:2021-06-30 16:48
- Views:
Domestic textile exports are restricted
At the beginning of this month, the escalation of two EU chemical restrictions has caused many Chinese manufacturers who rely on exports to complain. The new regulations further restrict the content of “polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons” and ban “azo dyes”. The two restrictions involve toys, clothing, bedding, shoes, towels, wigs, hats and other categories. Although the public is not familiar with the names of these chemicals, they are exposed to them almost every day. For example, "Azo dyes" are the most widely used synthetic dyes in the dyeing and printing process of textiles and leather products. They have been listed as banned by Europe, America and Japan, but they are not banned in China.
According to a reporter from Beijing Business Daily, while the EU standards are becoming increasingly stringent, domestic clothing manufacturers have also begun to improve the quality of their clothing. "In fact, it is not difficult to do this. Although the cost will increase slightly, the impact will not be significant. It's just that there is no such requirement in China, so the garment factory does not ask for trouble." An insider said.
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