Export clothing requirements more and more humane

Children's clothing with ropes will increase the risk of sudden death of children. The application of anti-cancer warning signs to underwear will increase people’s awareness of cancer prevention... With the increase of foreign clothing safety requirements, Ningbo’s export clothing is also facing many humanities. Changes.

The United States will eliminate children's clothing ropes At the end of June, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in Shanghai revealed that the United States will launch a "complete elimination plan for children's clothing and cords" in the near future, calling on manufacturers not to design or manufacture products. Children's jackets with necks, hoods, and drawstrings on the waist and children's clothing also have many safety requirements. Products that do not meet relevant requirements will be refused entry or recalled. This move will affect Ningbo's export of children's clothing exported to the United States for 230 million yuan a year.

Children's jackets on the rope because of easy to hang on the object and the risk of sudden death of children, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, "Children's Jackets jacket pull rope guide" requirements: size 2T-12 children's jacket hood and neck area absolute There can be no drawstrings. When the waist and hem of a 2T-16 children's jacket are completely pulled apart, the jacket at the waist or hem shall not be over 75mm. The drawstring at the waist or hem of the jacket coat must not have a collar, knot, or any other accessory at the end where it is not attached. If the belt is a continuous belt, the waist drawstring must be sewn or seamed.

In addition, the United States also requires the protection of small children's clothing safety, which includes both physical and chemical properties.

Brazil requires underwear anti-cancer warning last month. Brazil has passed a new regulation on labelling for underwear. It requires that in the future, underwear labels sold on the Brazilian market must be marked with warning signs to prevent cancer, such as reminding to prevent breast cancer. Cervical cancer and prostate cancer.

This rule applies to adult underwear produced or imported in Brazil. According to the requirements, men's underwear must be printed on the adult male underpants for prostate examination; women's underwear labels should remind women who have sex to use condoms to avoid cervical cancer and should be checked regularly; on the bra label Remind women to conduct breast self-tests, regular inspections, and early treatment information. The new regulations also established penalties for non-compliance.

Enterprises should pay attention to changes in technical regulations Clothing is one of Ningbo's major export commodities. Last year, Ningbo exported more than 10,000 batches of infant and children's and children's clothing, involving an amount of 235 million U.S. dollars, of which children's clothing exports to the United States accounted for 15%. The inspection and quarantine experts stated that the changes in technical regulations in the United States have a particularly significant impact on the export of Ningbo children's wear products.

The Brazilian market is one of the multiple consumer markets pioneered by Ningbo enterprises. In the first half of this year, Ningbo's apparel products exported 1.21 billion U.S. dollars, of which export underwear was 140 million U.S. dollars, accounting for more than 10% of the export ratio. The export value of Ningbo products to Brazil reached 16.08 million US dollars in the first half of this year, which shows the market potential.

Although the introduction of new foreign technology laws and regulations often has a period of transition, such as Brazil after the signing of the regulations, allowing manufacturers and stores to have 180 days to adjust and improve, but some foreign importers to protect the vitality of products, often will shorten the transition period . The inspection and quarantine department reminds related companies to pay attention to changes in foreign technical regulations and to timely communicate with other importers and adjust products in order to adapt to the ever-changing international trade environment.