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The Quality Of Export Sweaters Needs To Be Improved.

2012/3/13 11:36:00 25

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In recent years, China's textile and clothing exports have been subject to policy or technical barriers to trade in different countries and economies.

The safety of export clothing products has always been one of the common concerns in Europe and the United States. It has been recalled by the European Commission's early warning system (RAPEX) and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

Sweater industry as a larger proportion of export clothing industry, the situation is also grim.

At present, the main problems are:

1. wool knitting products

raw material

And the chemicals on the appendix exceed the standard.

Recall of the European Union has been recalled due to excessive content of chemicals such as azo dyes. The residues of harmful chemicals may come from accessories such as dyestuffs, buttons and so on. Enterprises should pay attention to the changes in EU REACH regulations and the progress of the high attention substances, and do well in the inspection of printing and dyeing links, so as to avoid being recalled because of excessive chemical content.

Two

Children's wear.

The chemical content of excipients exceeded the standard.

The recall of foreign children due to excessive chemical content in children's clothing is on the rise. Children's clothing such as lace and sewing thread contains prohibited azo dyes and zippers, buttons and other metal parts. The contents of heavy metals exceed the standard. Children's heavy metal absorption rate is high, and their detoxification and detoxification functions are poor, so they are very vulnerable to heavy metals such as lead.

New regulations in foreign markets such as Europe and the United States will focus on buttons, metal ornaments, zippers, and prints used for printing, and export children's clothing.

accessories

The standard of CPSIA is more and more strict, and the regulation of total lead content in children's products coating is further increased.

3. rope and small parts on wool knitted children's clothing products risk of dragging and lapping, risk of swallowing and suffocation.

The safety performance of children's clothing rope and small parts has become an increasingly concerned quality and safety issue in Europe and the United States. Children's clothing has been reported to be recalled due to unreasonable design and unqualified safety items due to improper design of rope and small parts, including the risk of strangulation and suffocation.

Countries have stepped up the formulation of relevant standards. The US ASTM F1816 and EU EN14682 standards have strict requirements for rope and small components of children's wear.

Our country

Sweater

The industry needs to break through itself and surpass the past.

First of all, export enterprises should pay close attention to the laws and regulations in a timely manner, track the dynamics of advanced foreign standards in a timely manner, and strictly control and control the products of enterprises in strict accordance with regulations and requirements, so as to ensure that products comply with the requirements of laws and regulations, and avoid economic losses and reputation losses due to the recall or notification of clothing products.

Secondly, in view of technical barriers to trade, export sweater enterprises should adjust their product structure in a timely manner, improve the level of technology, raise the quality level of export products, and meet the relevant technical and regulatory requirements of importing countries.

Finally, export enterprises should take the initiative to explore and establish a complete and comprehensive product safety management system and implement them effectively.

The product safety management system is integrated into the whole business process, including product design process, raw material supplier evaluation, customer requirement review, procurement process.

Ensure product safety meets the import country's technical regulations and customer requirements.