Australian Children'S Wear Must Comply With The New Regulations For Rope Safety.

Not long ago, the Australian Competition and Consumer Council issued relevant regulations on the safety of children's wear rope, stipulates that the production and sale of children's clothing with rope must conform to the United States' safety regulations for children's coats and the safety standards for children's wear rope in the safety instructions of the European Union children's wear. All production and export to Australia. Children's wear They must meet the above requirements, otherwise they will be returned or destroyed.

The rope on children's clothing can be wound around the neck of a child and death. The pulling rope on children's coat can be choking children by hanging easily on objects. Such accidents happen both at home and abroad. Therefore, the Australian side for children's wear rope, clearly made the following two provisions. First, for the rope on the hat and collar, there should not be any rope on the clothes of the newborn baby to the age of 7 years old. If there is a bow knot, the length should not exceed 75 millimeters. There should be no drawstring on the children's clothing from 7 to 14 years old. The zippers or buttons should be replaced. The length of other decorative parts should not exceed 75 millimeters. Second, for the waist and hem, the rope should not be more than 75 millimeters on the waist or the lower part of the heel, and should be stitched at the middle of the garment, and the ropes should be fixed. The rope tail should not have knots or rope sleeves to avoid hooking or entangling other articles; if the clothes are longer than the ankles, the ropes should be sewn or fixed.

Children's wear as Children's articles Using the particularity of the crowd, it has been increasingly restricted by foreign markets, especially developed countries and regions. According to statistics, in the first 7 months of 2011, the export and Quarantine of textiles and garments exported to Australia in Ningbo were 6186 batches of inspection and quarantine, which was 93 million 670 thousand US dollars, compared with 7650 batches and 107 million 880 thousand US dollars in the same period in 2010, which decreased by 19.1% and 13.2%, of which infants and children's clothing accounted for more than 15% of the total export volume. The new rules of the rope introduced by the Australian side will have a certain impact on the export of children's clothing.

In view of this, relevant enterprises should be sensitive. New regulation Do a good job in the following aspects: first, pay more attention to the humanized design and conformity testing of products, especially pay attention to the different standards of children's age division in the regulations, and strengthen the safety examination of product design and development, prevent the products from breaking the technical regulations and blindly pursue the novelty style, and lead to the risk of product recall and recall. Two, when purchasing raw materials, we should pay attention to checking the qualified warranties of the suppliers and suppliers to provide raw and auxiliary materials, carry out the necessary sampling tests, strictly control the qualified products before putting into production, and three, strengthen communication with foreign customers, and strive to check whether the design of the products meet all relevant applicable standards before production, and actively communicate with relevant government departments and textile industry associations to understand relevant policies and technical information in time. Constraints and commitment